DC Foot Doctor
Welcome to the YouTube channel of podiatrist Dr. Kevin Jefferson. I have been providing medical and surgical foot care for the residents of Washington, DC and the surrounding area for many years. I treat all conditions of the foot including fungal conditions, heel, pain, trauma, and surgical correction of deformities such as bunions and hammertoes. However, my passion is advanced wound care. I have been blessed to participate in healing chronic wounds, saving limbs, and improving lives. Please enjoy watching my videos. You will gain a better understanding of the field of podiatry, common and not so common foot and lower extremity problems, and appreciate the rapport between doctor and patient. Feel free to leave comments and questions. Follow me on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter @DCFootDoctor
Dark Streaky Toenails
Teenage Ingrown Toenail
What's Cooking?: A Chef's 30 Year Battle With Foot Problems
A Close Call: Trimming A Thick Callus On A Patient With Diabetes
Lawnmower Vs. Foot
Should This Ram’s Horn Toenail Be Trimmed or Removed?
Everyone Needs A Caregiver
Deep Space Abscess of the Foot: Saving A Limb
Diabetes and Calluses: Preventing Amputation
Just The Big Toes: Trimming Fungal Toenails
Don't Get Scammed! Avoid Toenail Fungus Treatments That Don’t Work
Saving A Toe: Preventing Amputation In A Diabetic
Through The Pain, Part 2: Severely Thick and Callused Skin
Through The Pain: Trimming Fungal Toenails
Worth The Trip
Creepy Crawlies: Saving A Diabetic Foot
Are All Dark Toenails A Fungal Infection?
Welcome Back! - Fungal Toenails and Severe Fungal Dermatitis
A Few Bad Nails: Trimming Fungal Toenails
Ask the DC Foot Doctor: Muscle Spasms of the Feet
Loose Toenail Caused By Fungus
Big Toe Problem: One Fungal Toenail
Recovering: Trimming Fungal Toenails
Challenges of Having Diabetes
Walking On These Dogs; Fungal Toenail, Calluses, and Peeling Skin
Cellulitis: More Serious Than You Think
Veneer Techs And Other Bad Medical Players
Diabetes Is Well Controlled, But Still Have Foot Problems
Ram’s Horn Toenail on a Transplant Patient
Delayed Care, Diabetes, and Smoking: Treating Thick, Fungal Toenails