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Don’t let foot pain slow you down

Dr. Byron Lemon helps patients find relief and return to the activities they enjoy most

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Dr. Byron Lemon, DPM. [Maricopa Foot and Ankle Center]
Foot pain can affect every aspect of your life, from staying active and exercising to simply getting through your day comfortably. Even everyday activities like walking the dog, playing golf or keeping up with grandchildren can become difficult. 

Whether you’re dealing with persistent heel pain, bunions, sports injuries, arthritis or diabetic foot complications, Maricopa Foot & Ankle Center’s Byron Lemon, DPM is committed to helping you get back on your feet. 

As a foot and ankle surgeon in Phoenix, Dr. Lemon combines advanced surgical expertise with compassionate, personalized care. He completed a three-year surgical residency at Intermountain Medical Center in Salt Lake City, where he received extensive training in foot and ankle reconstruction, sports medicine, minimally invasive surgery, wound care and limb salvage. 

Board-qualified in Foot and Reconstructive Rearfoot/Ankle Surgery, Dr. Lemon works with patients to create custom treatment plans tailored to their lifestyle, goals and activity level. His primary focus is making sure patients can quickly return to the activities they enjoy most. 

Whether you’re an athlete looking to recover from an injury, an active adult seeking relief from chronic foot pain or managing complex diabetic foot concerns, Dr. Lemon’s goal is the same: helping patients move more comfortably and get back to doing what they love. 

 

Website: mfaac.com

Phone: 520-494-1090

 

This story was first published in the July issue of InMaricopa.

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