Deposits of cholesterol, known as xanthomas, can accumulate in the Achilles tendon as a result of high cholesterol levels in the body. The tiny lumps can be alleviated by general strategies to lower cholesterol; however, xanthomas may need further treatment, such as a biopsy of the legion that does not rupture the nodule.
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Testimonials
D. Osborne (Taylor, MI)
I think you guys are fabulous. I have zero complaints what so ever. He did a wonderful job on my toes and treated me like a friend as well as a patient. His staff his is just wonderful they are always smiling and make you feel welcomed. He’s a terrific doctor and I will be […]
N. Makled (Dearborn Heights, MI)
I think you guys are great. Everything was perfect. The treatment was fantastic!
R. Mehl(Wyandotte, MI)
Wow, everything is great in your clinic. I never experienced a better doctor’s office visit thanks to the staff members and the doctor himself. The work Dr Safiedine does is excellent. He is very friendly, honest and gets down to business. He treated me as a friend and as a patient. Couldn’t ask for a […]
F. Matt(Detroit, MI)
He is the greatest guy I’ve ever met. He’s a great person, also very intelligent and honest. The staff is friendly and always kind. His treatment in office was great. I now get to brag that my foot doctor is Podiatrist of the Year!
B. Jeafar
A Doctor who cares and listens to his patients. Very professional. I took my son to him too. Very good staff.
Jamie S.
It’s a great place! Very comfortable and friendly staff. It was very little wait time as well. I would definitely recommend this place.
Y. Bazzi(Dearborn, MI)
Everything in your clinic has a 5 star rating! Everything was great.
H. Nasser
Best foot and ankle specialist in Michigan hands down Dr. Ali Saffieddine. Great man with great character!!
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