PEDIATRIC FOOT CARE IN WESTCHESTER, NY
At Westchester Podiatric Medicine - Nerve & Wound Healing Institute, led by Dr. John Marzano, DPM, we provide advanced pediatric and family foot care for patients throughout Westchester, NY including White Plains, Scarsdale, Yonkers, New Rochelle, and Mount Vernon.
Trusted Podiatrist for Children’s Foot Care
We are a expert pediatric podiatrist in Westchester NY and a children’s foot specialistfor families seeking evaluation and treatment of childhood foot and gait concerns.
We specialize in diagnosing and managing intoeing, out-toeing, abnormal gait patterns, flat feet, heel pain in children, and plantar warts, with a focus on early detection and long-term developmental support.
Our pediatric care includes gait analysis, biomechanical assessment, and ongoing monitoring of childhood foot development to identify alignment issues early and guide healthy growth. Treatment may include TCS Devices, stretching programs, footwear guidance, wart care, and conservative corrective treatment tailored to each child.
Wart Removal with SWIFT® Therapy
For stubborn plantar warts, we offer SWIFT® microwave therapy, a non-invasive treatment that stimulates the immune system to target and clear the viral infection. It is commonly used for persistent or recurrent warts that do not respond to traditional care.
Book now with a Pediatric Foot Doctor Near You
We focus on early intervention, prevention, and long-term stability so children can grow, walk, and develop with confidence. Call today or schedule an appointment online with Dr. John Marzano, DPM to support your child’s healthy foot development.
Frequently Asked Questions
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intoeing, out-toeing describe inward or outward foot positioning during walking. These are often normal in development but should be evaluated if persistent or affecting gait.
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Plantar Warts ( Foot Warts) are common viral growths that may become painful when walking. We use effective, child-safe removal treatments to help restore comfort quickly.
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Gait analysis evaluates how a child walks to detect alignment issues, pressure imbalances, and movement patterns that may affect foot development.
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A child should be seen if they have persistent foot pain, abnormal walking patterns, frequent tripping, flat feet with symptoms, or plantar warts that do not improve with treatment.