Dr. K. Smith - Podiatrist

Dr. K. Smith - Podiatrist Now accepting new patients! Dr. Keyoka S. Smith is a graduate of the New York College of Podiatric Medicine.

Treating the diabetic foot, lower extremity wounds, ingrown nails, fungal nails, athlete's foot, heel pain, arch pain, warts, corns/callouses, bunions, hammertoes, lesions and more! She completed a three year surgical residency in Brooklyn, NY and a one year fellowship at the Veterans Administration Medical Center in Denver, Colorado which focused on wound care, the diabetic foot, and the multi d

isciplinary approach to limb salvage. Dr. Smith is board qualified by the American Board of Podiatric Medicine and certified in wound care by the American Professional Wound Care Association.

04/21/2026

Quick clinic thought đźš—đź’­

Not all neuropathy is from diabetes.

Sometimes deficiencies—like low thiamine—can play a role.

Always worth taking a closer look.

04/21/2026

Not all neuropathy is created equal. Sometimes it’s not progression… it’s deficiency.

04/20/2026

As a podiatrist, I see this more often than you’d think.

04/20/2026

Wednesday I had the opportunity to participate in Podiatry Day at the Capitol with the South Carolina Podiatric Medical Association.

We spent the day at the State House providing complimentary foot screenings to elected officials and discussing issues that impact both our patients and the practice of podiatric medicine.

Advocacy is an important part of healthcare. It allows us to not only care for patients in the clinic, but also help shape policies that improve access, prevention, and overall outcomes.

Proud to represent my profession and my patients in this space.

April is National Foot Health Awareness Month—because healthy feet are the foundation of overall wellbeing.
04/14/2026

April is National Foot Health Awareness Month—because healthy feet are the foundation of overall wellbeing.

04/14/2026

National Foot Health Awareness Month

04/14/2026

I don’t just treat feet—I help prevent what comes next.

Ask me your foot questions below.

04/09/2026

04/03/2026

Just finished a full clinic day—mostly diabetic foot care, plus a wart removal, heel pain assessment and fungal nail follow-up.

A lot of what I see every day is preventable with early attention and routine care.

Don’t wait until something hurts. 👣

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Did you know I was on YouTube? Come on over and check me out! Don’t forget to subscribe for tips.
03/12/2026

Did you know I was on YouTube? Come on over and check me out! Don’t forget to subscribe for tips.

How do diabetic foot ulcers actually start? Most people think ulcers appear suddenly, but the truth is they develop through a silent cascade of damage that o...

03/12/2026

Most diabetic foot ulcers start in the same few places.

The most common starting points I see are:
1. Calluses
2. Pressure points
3. Toenail or skin injuries
4. Poor-fitting shoes

None of these look dangerous at first — until they are.

Save this. These are the spots you should check daily.

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2638 Two Notch Road, Bldg 114, Suite 4
Columbia, SC
29204

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