Louisville KY Podiatrist Practice Applies Advanced Wart Treatment Device for Removing Plantar Warts
Jun 27, 2022
June 27, 2022 - /PressAdvantage/ - New Horizons Foot & Ankle Associates, a podiatry practice in Louisville, KY, wants to inform everyone in Louisville and surrounding areas that they are using the advanced Saorsa Swift microwave wart treatment machine for getting rid of plantar warts. The Swift machine is an FDA approved device that is used to apply a low dose microwave energy to the infected tissue via a specialized probe. This will then elevate the temperature of the target tissue within just a few seconds. This is intended to activate the body’s natural immune response that will then work on the human papillomavirus (HPV), which is responsible for the plantar warts.
Dr. Chirag Patel, podiatrist at New Horizons Foot & Ankle Associates, says, “Plantar warts are caused by direct contact with the human papilloma virus (HPV). This is the same virus that causes warts on other areas of the body. Although plantar warts may eventually clear up on their own, most patients desire faster relief. The goal of treatment is to completely remove the wart. We’re happy to announce that we recently acquired the new Saorsa wart removal system, which can be used to effectively remove plantar warts.”
The Saorsa Swift device is a cutting edge FDA cleared technology that has been proven to be highly effective in removing plantar warts. Through a special probe, a low dose microwave energy is delivered to the area affected by the HPV virus and his activates the natural immune response in the body by increasing the temperature of the tissue. The Swift protocol will usually require 3 to 4 treatment sessions and these are spaced four weeks apart to make sure they are synchronized with the natural immune cycle of the body. Each session will just be 5 to 10 minutes long. The treatment will not cause any break in the skin and there is only minimal debridement. Thus, no bandages will be needed. And patients will be able to get back to their daily activities after the treatment. The Swift treatment has been noted to have a much higher efficacy in contrast to other treatment methods, which is most attributed to the stimulation of the body’s immune system.
The New Horizons Foot & Ankle Associates podiatry office is located at the Medical Arts Building in Louisville, Kentucky. They accept a range of PPOs, HMOs, and other kinds of health plans. Patients are requested to call their office to verify acceptance of their insurance carrier. Their doctors are Dr. Ajay Suman, who serves as Director of the Medical Advisory Board; Dr. Chirag Patel, who is Podiatrist - Foot & Ankle Medicine and Surgery; and Dr. Scott Hudzinski, who is Podiatrist - Foot & Ankle Medicine and Surgery.
Dr. Ajay Suman, MD completed his medical degree at the age of 23 at the University of Missouri. He is double board-certified in anesthesiology and interventional pain. And he is an NIH published author, holds a US patent, and has worked on healthcare policy in Capitol Hill.
Dr. Chirag Patel attended Texas Tech University and the University of Texas in the Permian Basin for his pre-doctorate studies in business administration, psychology, and pre-medical sciences. He graduated with honors with the distinction of summa cum laude. He completed his podiatric medical education at Temple University in Philadelphia, where he was the recipient of a merit-based scholarship. And he trained under a leading physician for laser medicine and surgery of the foot and ankle.
Dr. Scott Hudzinski obtained his bachelor’s degree in biological sciences from Rowan University in Glassboro, NJ which led him to a successful career in laboratory research with regards to genetic and epidemiological testing. He completed his podiatric medicine degree at the Temple University. And he underwent a comprehensive three-year medical and surgical residency in podiatric medicine and foot and ankle surgery at Crozer Keystone Medical Center, which is a leading burn and trauma center in Philadelphia.
Those who are interested in the plantar wart treatment and other services can check out the New Horizons Foot & Ankle Associates website at https://www.kyfootdoctor.com/, or contact them on the phone or through email. They are open from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm, from Monday to Friday.
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For more information about New Horizons Foot & Ankle Associates, PLLC, contact the company here:
New Horizons Foot & Ankle Associates, PLLC
Dr. Chirag Patel, Dr. Scott Hudzinski
502-808-3668
[email protected]
Medical Arts Building, 1169 Eastern Parkway, Suite 3440, Louisville, KY 40217
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