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Morton's Neuroma Treatment in NYC

Medically reviewed by Dr. Farah Alani, DPM — board-certified foot & ankle surgeon

What Is a Morton's Neuroma?

A neuroma is a thickening or growth of nerve tissue that commonly develops between the toes, most often in the ball of the foot. This condition occurs when the nerve becomes irritated, inflamed, or compressed over time, leading to pain and abnormal nerve sensations.

Neuromas can make walking, standing, exercising, or wearing shoes uncomfortable and may progressively worsen if left untreated. Patients often describe the sensation as burning, tingling, numbness, or feeling as though they are standing on a pebble inside the shoe.

At our New York foot clinic, we use advanced diagnostic technology and minimally invasive procedures to provide fast and effective relief while minimizing downtime and recovery.

How We Help — Neuroma Treatment Options

At our New York foot clinic, we carefully evaluate the severity and location of the neuroma to create a treatment plan tailored to your symptoms, lifestyle, and activity level. Conservative treatment often focuses on reducing inflammation and relieving pressure on the irritated nerve through anti-inflammatory medications, injections, footwear modifications, and orthotics.

If symptoms persist despite conservative care, minimally invasive or surgical treatment may be recommended. One of our most advanced treatment options involves minimally invasive cryotherapy, an in-office procedure that permanently destroys the painful nerve tissue without the need for general anesthesia or traditional open surgery.

Treatment Duration & Recovery

Many patients experience symptom improvement within days to weeks after conservative treatment begins. Recovery time depends on the type of treatment performed and the severity of the neuroma. Patients undergoing cryotherapy are often able to return to normal footwear and resume regular daily activities within just a few days. Traditional surgery may require additional healing time and temporary activity modifications during recovery.

Quick and Minimally Invasive Neuroma Treatments

If you are suffering from pain, or have difficulty walking due to a neuroma, our team of specialized NYC foot doctors can help! Serving the Downtown and Midtown Manhattan areas of NYC, we help you get back to healthy and happy living. Call us at 917-398-3668 or book an appointment online.

How we treat it

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    Accurate diagnosis first. In-office examination and imaging to identify the root cause — not just the symptom.
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    Conservative care whenever possible. Orthotics, footwear guidance, medication, physical therapy, and regenerative options like PRP.
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    Minimally invasive surgery when needed. Smaller incisions and faster recovery, performed by our board-certified surgeons.

Frequently asked questions

What is Morton's neuroma?

A thickening of nerve tissue between the toes that causes burning, tingling, numbness, or the feeling of a pebble underfoot.

How is it treated without surgery?

Anti-inflammatory care, injections, footwear changes, and orthotics relieve pressure on the nerve.

What is cryosurgery for neuroma?

A minimally invasive, in-office procedure that uses controlled freezing to interrupt pain signals, with most patients walking shortly after.

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