Dr. Allyssa Knowles-Adderley

10/18/2025

The future of medicine is regenerative! Grateful for the opportunity to learn, connect, and explore new ways to help patients heal …naturally and effectively.

10/08/2025

Tomorrow. Tune in!

10/08/2025

📍Rock Sound, Eleuthera

10/08/2025

08/22/2025

From pre-op to 1 year post-op
Surgical correction takes patience, but the results speak for themselves. Healing is a process….trust it.

This patient underwent hammertoe correction with digital shortening to restore alignment and create a smoother, more cosmetic toe parabola.

When toes sit out of place, they don’t just affect appearance - they can also cause pain, difficulty with shoe gear, and pressure sores over time. By shortening and realigning the toes, we’re able to both improve function and give the foot a more natural cosmetic look.

Recovery doesn’t happen overnight. At 2 weeks, swelling and stitches are still visible. By 4 weeks, the shape is taking form but the healing process is ongoing. And by 1 year post-op, you can see the final result: a functional, pain-free, and cosmetically balanced parabola.

Every case is unique, but the key takeaway is that foot surgery requires patience, trust in the process, and careful post-op care. The results, as you can see, are worth it. 👣

Ps. Look at me posting more 🤭. Yall wanna see more like this ?

08/22/2025

An 80-year-old female sustained a displaced 3rd metatarsal fracture after hitting her foot against a chair. We performed a percutaneous reduction and stabilized it with a K-wire - all under local anesthesia. This approach was chosen based on her age and medical history, providing a safer and less invasive solution.
✨ Trust the process.

08/19/2025

Living with diabetes? Your feet need extra care.
Here are 3 daily habits that can protect you from serious complications. 👣
Watch now and keep your feet healthy.

07/25/2025

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03/30/2025

Happy National Doctors Day!

08/20/2022

Tuesdays at FMC!