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Princeton Foot and Ankle Associates

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Princeton Foot and Ankle Associates

Since 1979, Princeton Foot & Ankle Associates has been providing quality treatment and care of the foot and ankle to Central New Jersey.

PRINCETON OFFICE
11 North Harrison Street
Princeton, NJ 08540
(609) 924-1922
Fax (609) 497-2936

WEST WINDSOR OFFICE
263 Princeton Hightstown Road
West Windsor, NJ 08550
(609) 799-0043
Fax (609) 799-0047

Since 1979, Princeton Foot & Ankle Associates, with offices located in West Windsor and Princeton, NJ, has been providing quality treatment and care of the foot and ankle to Central New Jersey. Our practice offers both general podiatric care and geriatric care geared for older patients. While providing a variety of treatments for various foot and ankle conditions, we also specialize in foot surgery, amniotic stem cell injections, PRP injections, and Cartiva implants for the treatment of arthritis. We pride ourselves in taking the time to fully listen to our patients and thoroughly understand the extent of their foot and ankle concerns. With a team of board certified foot and ankle and specialists, Princeton Foot & Ankle Associates is committed to delivering care of the highest quality and convenience. We accept most insurance plans and welcome new patients! To schedule an appointment, call one of our offices located in West Windsor (609) 799-0043 or Princeton (609) 924-1922

08/26/2025

Athlete’s foot is a common fungal infection that affects the skin of the feet, often beginning between the toes. It is caused by fungi that thrive in warm, moist environments. Symptoms include a flaky rash between the toes, scaly peeling skin, itchy blisters, and sensations of stinging or burning. R...

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08/20/2025

Heel fat pad syndrome occurs when the thick, protective layer of fatty tissue beneath the heel becomes thinned, displaced, or inflamed. This heel fat pad, known as the corpus adiposum, normally cushions the heel bone and helps absorb the force of impact during walking or running. When the fat pad lo...

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08/12/2025

Toenail fungus, also known as onychomycosis, is an infection that affects the nail bed and causes the nail to become thickened, discolored, brittle, and sometimes painful. It develops when fungi enter the nail through small cracks or separations, often thriving in warm and moist environments like sh...

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08/10/2025

Arthritis can be treated.

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08/05/2025

A plantar wart is a small, rough growth that appears on the bottom of the foot caused by the human papillomavirus, or HPV, infecting the skin through tiny cuts. It commonly develops in areas of pressure such as the heel or ball of the foot. Risk factors include walking barefoot in communal areas, we...

Read more: https://www.princetonfootandankle.com/component/k2/item/980-facts-about-plantar-warts

07/29/2025

Bunions, also known as hallux valgus, are a type of mechanical foot pain that develop when the big toe shifts out of place over time. This change causes a bony bump to form at the base of the big toe, leading to discomfort and difficulty fitting into regular shoes. The pain is often made worse by st...

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07/22/2025

Rock climbers often experience foot injuries due to intense pressure, wearing tight footwear, and repetitive strain. Common injuries include stress fractures, tendonitis, sprains, and bruised toenails. Symptoms can range from sharp pain and swelling to numbness or reduced mobility. Risk factors incl...

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07/15/2025

Toddlers should begin wearing shoes when they start walking outdoors to protect their feet from rough surfaces and potential injury. Indoors, bare feet or non-slip socks help develop balance and strength. The right shoes should be flexible, lightweight, and provide enough room for natural foot movem...

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07/11/2025

You don't have to live with gout pain.

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07/08/2025

Achilles tendon enthesopathy is a condition where the tendon that connects the calf muscle to the heel becomes irritated where it attaches to the bone. This area can become stiff, sore, or swollen, especially after being active or spending a lot of time on your feet. It may be harder to walk comfort...

Read more: https://www.princetonfootandankle.com/component/k2/item/971-understanding-achilles-tendon-enthesopathy

07/01/2025

Foot and ankle issues are easy to overlook until they begin to interfere with daily life. Pain, swelling, numbness, or visible changes in the skin or nails are all reasons to seek care. A podiatrist specializes in identifying the cause behind these symptoms and creating a treatment plan that fits yo...

Read more: https://www.princetonfootandankle.com/component/k2/item/969-why-seeing-a-podiatrist-can-make-all-the-difference

06/24/2025

Tophi are firm, swollen deposits that form under the skin when uric acid crystals collect around joints, most commonly in the feet, ankles, or toes. These growths develop over time in people with long-standing gout, a condition in which uric acid builds up in the blood and forms sharp crystals in th...

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Address

11 N Harrison St
Princeton, NJ
08540

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 7pm
Wednesday	8am - 7pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 4:30pm
Saturday	8am - 12pm

Telephone

+16099241922

Website

http://princetonfootandankle.com/

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Since 1979, Princeton Foot & Ankle Associates, with offices located in West Windsor and Princeton, NJ, has been providing quality treatment and care of the foot and ankle to Central New Jersey. Our practice offers both general podiatric care and geriatric care geared for older patients. While providing a variety of treatments for various foot and ankle conditions, we also specialize in foot surgery, amniotic stem cell injections, PRP injections, and Cartiva implants for the treatment of arthritis. We pride ourselves in taking the time to fully listen to our patients and thoroughly understand the extent of their foot and ankle concerns. With a team of board certified foot and ankle and specialists, Princeton Foot & Ankle Associates is committed to delivering care of the highest quality and convenience. We accept most insurance plans and welcome new patients! To schedule an appointment, call one of our offices located in West Windsor (609) 799-0043 or Princeton (609) 924-1922