We are proud to share highlights from the Desert Foot Conference, where Dr. Matthew Regulski, DPM, FFPM RCPS (Glasgow), DABMSP, was invited to lecture on advanced wound care topics alongside leading podiatric and medical professionals from around the world. At this highly regarded conference, Dr. Regulski presented on two critical areas in modern limb preservation and wound management: “Prepare to Repair” – a comprehensive approach to optimizing the wound environment before advanced treatment The Role of Oxygen in Chronic Wound Healing – exploring how oxygen delivery and tissue perfusion directly impact healing outcomes in complex wounds These lectures focused on evidence-based strategies for treating chronic and non-healing wounds, emphasizing the importance of preparation, vascular considerations, and biologic healing principles. Dr. Regulski’s presentations were well received and sparked meaningful discussion among peers dedicated to advancing wound care and limb salvage. Leadership in Podiatric Medicine Dr. Regulski’s participation reflects his ongoing commitment to education, research, and leadership within the podiatric community. In addition to his clinical work, he serves in several distinguished roles, including: Executive Board Member, Faculty of Podiatric Medicine The Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow Scientific Committee Member, Federation of International Podiatry These positions highlight Dr. Regulski’s involvement at the highest levels of international podiatric medicine and his dedication to shaping the future of wound care and foot and ankle health. Bringing Advanced Care Back to Our Patients What happens at conferences like Desert Foot directly benefits our patients. By staying at the forefront of wound-healing science and collaborating with global experts, Dr. Regulski continues to bring the latest, most effective treatment strategies back to our practice — improving outcomes for patients with complex wounds, diabetic foot complications, and limb-threatening conditions.
A new year is the perfect time to focus on your health—starting from the ground up. As we head into 2026, taking care of your feet can help you stay active, comfortable, and ready for everything the year brings. Why Foot Health Matters in the New Year Healthy feet support your overall mobility and daily comfort. Common foot problems can make walking, standing, and even simple activities difficult. Early care can prevent small issues from becoming bigger ones. You may benefit from a podiatry visit if you have: Heel or arch pain Flat feet or high arches Foot or ankle injuries Toenail problems Corns, calluses, or skin issues Pain that keeps coming back How We Help You Start the Year Strong Our podiatry team provides: Comprehensive Foot Exams to identify pain or concerns Treatment Plans for chronic or sudden foot issues Custom Orthotics for support and alignment Footwear Guidance to reduce discomfort and improve stability Preventive Care to keep your feet healthy long-term Start 2026 With Healthy, Pain-Free Feet Make this the year you put your foot health first. Schedule an appointment today to address any concerns and step into 2026 with confidence, comfort, and support.
December is the season of giving, and there’s no better gift than comfort. If you’re looking for something meaningful, helpful, and long-lasting, custom orthotics are a great choice. They support the feet, improve balance, and make everyday activities easier and more comfortable. Why Orthotics Make a Great Gift Many people struggle with foot pain, tired feet, or discomfort when walking or standing. Custom orthotics can help by: Reducing foot, heel, and arch pain Providing better alignment and support Improving comfort during work, exercise, and daily routines Helping prevent future foot problems They are a thoughtful gift for anyone—especially those who stay on their feet all day, enjoy being active, or dealing with ongoing foot issues. How Our Team Can Help Our podiatry team offers: Custom Orthotic Fittings tailored to your foot shape and needs Foot Evaluations to identify pain points and pressure areas Supportive Shoe Recommendations for everyday comfort Ongoing Care for long-term foot health Give Comfort This Christmas If you’re searching for a gift that truly helps someone feel better, custom orthotics are a smart and meaningful choice. Contact our office to schedule an appointment or learn more about how orthotics can bring comfort all year long.
