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Keleigh Muxlow, DPM

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Keleigh Muxlow, DPM

Our practice is committed to providing personalized and effective care to address all your podiatric needs.

Welcome to the office of Dr. Keleigh Muxlow, a dedicated podiatrist serving Littleton, CO, and the surrounding areas including Highlands Ranch, Englewood, Lakewood, Castle Rock, Castle Pines, Jefferson County, and Arapahoe County. With seven years of experience in foot and ankle care since starting her practice in 2017, Dr. Muxlow specializes in comprehensive foot and ankle reconstructive surgery. We are currently accepting new patients and accept most insurance plans to ensure accessible and affordable care. Whether you are dealing with a chronic condition or seeking preventive care, Dr. Muxlow and her team are here to help you achieve optimal foot health. Schedule your appointment today and experience compassionate, expert care.

03/10/2026

Peripheral arterial disease, also known as PAD, is a circulatory condition in which narrowed arteries reduce blood flow to the limbs, most often the legs and feet. It commonly develops due to a buildup of fatty deposits within the arteries. The ankle brachial index is a simple noninvasive test that...

Read more: https://www.premierpodiatryofcolorado.com/resources/blog/peripheral-arterial-disease-and-protecting-your-circulation

03/03/2026

Athlete’s foot is a fungal skin infection caused by dermatophytes that thrive in warm, moist environments. It often develops after walking barefoot in public areas or wearing damp shoes for extended periods of time. Symptoms include itching, burning, redness, cracking skin, and sometimes...

Read more: https://www.premierpodiatryofcolorado.com/resources/blog/types-of-athlete-s-foot

02/24/2026

Swelling of the feet, also known as edema, occurs when excess fluid collects in the tissues. It is often caused by prolonged standing or sitting, injury, pregnancy, or underlying medical conditions, such as heart, kidney, or circulation problems. Symptoms include puffiness or tightness and...

Read more: https://www.premierpodiatryofcolorado.com/resources/blog/when-the-feet-begin-to-swell

02/17/2026

The complex structure of the foot is designed to support body weight and allow smooth movement while standing and walking. It contains 26 bones that work together to provide strength, balance, and flexibility. The tarsal bones form the rearfoot and ankle, creating a stable foundation, and help to ab...

Read more: https://www.premierpodiatryofcolorado.com/blogs/item/195-foot-anatomy-and-how-it-supports-your-body

02/13/2026

You don't have to live with heel pain.

Read more: https://www.premierpodiatryofcolorado.com/blogs/item/193-heel-pain-can-be-treated

02/10/2026

Ingrown toenails occur when the edge of the nail grows into surrounding skin, causing pain, swelling, and redness. Conservative care may help early cases, but ongoing infections or repeated flare-ups often require a minor surgical procedure. Ingrown toenail surgery is performed in the office using l...

Read more: https://www.premierpodiatryofcolorado.com/blogs/item/192-when-ingrown-toenail-surgery-brings-lasting-relief

02/03/2026

A bruised heel bone happens when it absorbs excessive force that overwhelms the natural cushioning protecting it while walking and standing. This type of injury often develops after repetitive impact from running, jumping, or spending long hours on hard surfaces. It can also result from a sudden har...

Read more: https://www.premierpodiatryofcolorado.com/blogs/item/190-causes-of-a-bruised-heel-bone

01/27/2026

Sever’s disease is a common cause of heel pain in growing children and adolescents, especially those who are active in sports. It occurs when the growth plate in the heel becomes irritated from repetitive stress. The heel may look slightly swollen or red, and children often limp or walk on their toe...

Read more: https://www.premierpodiatryofcolorado.com/blogs/item/188-when-growing-feet-start-to-hurt

01/20/2026

The Ponseti method is a nonoperative approach used to correct clubfoot by gradually guiding an infant’s foot into a healthier position. Clubfoot causes the foot to turn inward and downward, and the method works by gently adjusting the foot over a series of casts before a brace is used to help mainta...

Read more: https://www.premierpodiatryofcolorado.com/blogs/item/186-exploring-the-ponseti-method-of-treating-clubfoot

01/14/2026

Diabetic foot screening is a must for good foot health.

Read more: https://www.premierpodiatryofcolorado.com/blogs/item/184-wounds-that-don-t-heal-need-to-be-checked

01/13/2026

Taking care of diabetic feet is essential because diabetes can affect circulation, nerve sensation, and skin health. Diabetic feet may look dry, cracked, or swollen, and can develop calluses, wounds, or nail changes. They may feel numb, unusually cold, or painful, making injuries harder to notice. R...

Read more: https://www.premierpodiatryofcolorado.com/blogs/item/183-taking-care-of-your-diabetic-feet

01/06/2026

Being overweight places extra stress on the feet with every step, and women can be especially affected as they get older. Added body weight increases pressure on foot joints, soft tissues, and the heel, which can lead to soreness, stiffness, or swelling. Pain often develops in areas that carry the g...

Read more: https://www.premierpodiatryofcolorado.com/blogs/item/181-foot-problems-in-overweight-women

Address

2630 W Belleview Avenue Suite 200
Littleton, CO
80123

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 12pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5pm
Friday	8:30am - 12pm

Telephone

+17206134574

Website

https://www.premierpodiatryofcolorado.com/

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