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Dr. Emmanuel

Dr. Emmanuel

Dr. Emmanuel

Podiatrist, DPM

379 published articles

Dr. Emmanuel Fuzaylov, DPM is a podiatrist and foot surgeon at Best Foot Doctor NY, practising across the group's four offices in Downtown Brooklyn, Jamaica and Hollis in Queens, and Manhattan.

He performs approximately 400 minimal incision foot surgeries a year. The technique treats bunions, corns and related deformities through very small incisions rather than open surgery, which is why patients are often seen for conditions they had assumed would mean a long recovery.

His clinical focus covers bunion correction and reconstructive foot surgery, trauma and athletic injuries, and both surgical and non-surgical treatment of neuromas, tendon pain and joint pain.

Dr. Fuzaylov earned his medical degree at the New York College of Podiatric Medicine, after a bachelor's degree from St. John's University.

Consultations are available at all four locations on (718) 291-9020.

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Treatments

8 Tips To Maintain Healthy Feet

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Managing Pain After Foot Surgery

Some injuries and foot conditions will require surgery. If your NYC podiatrist has recommended surgery, you may be concerned about…

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Femur Surgery: Before and After

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Health

Postherpetic Neuralgia Treatments

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Warts: Diagnosis & Treatments

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Flat Feet Surgery FAQs

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RecoveryRX For Musculoskeletal Pain

Acute pain, for the most part, results from disease, inflammation, or injury to tissues. The cause of acute pain can…

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