Dr. Alper treated an ingrown toenail of mine way back in 1999 so imagine my surprise when my son's…read morepediatrician recommended Dr. Alper for my teenager 13 years later. I had had such a great experience with Dr. Alper the first time, that when my son's doctor gave me the name, I recognized it instantly. My son has had ingrown nail issues as well and has had to see Dr. Alper twice, so far, and will need to return two more times very soon. That said, even my 14-year old son, who has doctor anxiety and nearly passed out in Dr. Alper's office on his second visit, likes the dear man. He's not crazy about what he has to have done, but because Dr. Alper is so kind, efficient, great at what he does and is personable, my son doesn't mind going back to him. Now, if you can get a teen to admit to that, that's a pretty good endorsement.

I'm not sure how to rate a Podiatrist on a scale of 1-5 stars. I don't have a variety of experience…read morewith different podiatrists to be able to differentiate. So look at my 5 star as an endorsement and recommendation if you need a podiatrist. It is probably important to note that my issue was a toe nail issue developed in college from playing alot of sports. I did not go for any ankle or other structural issues. - Easy to get appointment. Open early so I can go before work. - Billing was easy. They even mailed me a receipt for my records. They are check only I believe, but that was not a problem for me. - Easy to get refills on my prescription (good when your prescription is for something slow like toenails)

I really appreciate Dr. Santopietro's expertise and attention to detail. He's also a kind,…read morefascinating person and will take the time to chat with you. His wife, who works the front desk, is a total sweetheart. Best part- after a few years of foot pain, I am now pain free (as long as I do and wear what he says)! Would absolutely recommend!

Excellent office experience, no wait. Spends a lot of time getting your opinions and optionsread more

dr. been my podiatrist for many many years. His office is welcoming and knowledgeable. The doctor…read moreis kind listens to your needs, very professional... so if you're looking for a podiatrist, consider Dr. Edward Mostone

Dr Mostone is in my opinion the best podiatrist. The office staff is helpful and accommodating. I…read morehave never had a bad experience and all my concerns are taken care of. I would recommend Dr Mostone to anyone looking for the simplest to the extreme foot care.

Dr. Do is a wonderful Podiatrist! She is kind and professional! We recommend her wholeheartedly for…read moreany foot problems that may arise!

The first visit was scheduled for 330 for an ingrown toenail. We didn't get out until 6pm. Waited 1…read morehour and 40 minutes to see the doctor. Parking is limited. Follow up appointment wait time was marginally better.

After a disasterous visit with a podiatrist in Arlington, I asked Claude who the best podiatrist…read morewas. Dr. Basile. Was able to book an appointment in about 2 weeks. I him about the last podiatrist stating I had bonespurs prior to examination and I just wanted to get a handle on this since the weather was getting nice. I was examined, educated , xrayed, educted further and given the tools to repair my foot (Fitfoot orthotics, PT and if the Fitfoot didn't work a list of places to get high end orthodics.) You have to like a doctor that says we may never see each other again. Also, his team was fantastic, kind, friendly and helpful.

I like the vibe at the office. They're an on time operation…read more And my doctor Emily Cook pays attention and answers all questions pleasantly I like her a lot

(2019) I am in my mid twenties and I have had genetic bunions ever since I was a child on both…read morefeet. I was always so embarrassed of letting people see my feet that I hid them constantly. I was never seen barefoot and I never wore sandals or open toe shoes. As my mother had a bunionectomy at my age, and the pain was getting worse and worse with each passing year, I was very nervous to have two different surgeries. I had heard nightmare stories of how painful the process is and I was suitably terrified. When my friend's mother saw my feet she informed me that she had suffered bunions as well, and had gone to Basile for her bunionectomy. I couldn't tell she'd ever had bunions or the surgery- and I listened when she recommended him. I'm so glad I did. Basile did a bunionectomy and a toe shortening on my right foot to correct a deformity and a straight forward bunionectomy on my left. Both surgeries were in and out with no complications. For my right foot I was out of work for 4 weeks- for the left 2. I was able to get back to the gym in no time and I can honestly say that I am in less pain than before the operation and I'm not self conscious anymore. Basile explained the procedure and what I would need in detail. He was diligent in letting me know what to expect and gave me very realistic expectations. I would- and have- wholeheartedly recommend him to anyone looking for a surgeon.

Don't go to him. He uses students & supervises their work. He doesn't do the work himself…read more However.... Dr. Basile disfigured my foot. He did a bunionectomy in which he cut my big toe too short but swears he did not. The top of my foot is still puffy with scar tissue after 5 years. He cut a ligament in my second toe and now it sticks straight out, won't bend & is swollen with scar tissue - he never advised of the consequences when discussing how to straighten "hammer toe" which wasn't that bad. He promised to fix the baby toe & pushed it so close to the other toe, that it causes big, painful corns. Where he cut the big toe bone, I now have arthritis and it's remained painful & inflexible since surgery. I just had it confirmed yesterday with another podiatrist, via X-ray. Basile blamed me for the scar tissue, too. He has a reputation of blaming patients for their problems post-surgery.

ive seen doctor lawton for thirty years now. i started with him, when he just started out. my…read moremother and aunt used to always rave about him. when i needed help, i went to him and was so very satisfied. in my older years i couldnt reach your toes any longer; so he helped by cutting trimming and filing my nails, besides always helping with any problem. he will truly be missed in the brookline area; however for all you possible new clients, he is available in his office in stoughton.i am so very happy to say he was a five star experience for me and my family.

I accompanied my 95-year-old mother, who uses a walker, to an appointment with Dr. Lawton Kenneth…read more(podiatrist). Although we left well in advance, we arrived at 11:03 AM due to rain, street repairs, traffic, and my mother's limited mobility. Her appointment was scheduled for 11:00 AM, with a request to arrive at 10:45 to complete new patient paperwork. Despite being only a few minutes late, the front desk staff rudely told us she would not be seen and dismissed all explanations. When I asked to reschedule, he refused, saying, "time is over." I was shocked by the lack of compassion and professionalism shown toward an elderly patient. A very disappointing experience.

"You're too self absorbed to raise a family" -actual quote from Dr. Richard Manolian…read more Went on social media and trolled some sweet girls Instagram page (who I'm sure he's never met) commenting rude things. Idk what this says about his podiatry skills but it says a lot about his bedside manner in my opinion

He is not good! My feet is in so much pain now that I can't wear any shoes! First he injected…read morecortisone to my toe which caused lots of pain, and then after 3 months when I went back because of the pain associated with the injection spot, he removed some skin which made it even worse! I think it is infected and badly hurt from beneath. I usually don't say or write bad reviews, but about this doctor I have to say you can go to him, maybe he just screwed my feet, but be very careful and cautious about what he id doing on your feet.