Finally, Long-Lasting Relief for Recalcitrant Plantar Fasciitis in Nassau County – Now with Advanced Laser Therapy

Serving Garden City, Manhasset, Jericho, Roslyn, Syosset, and Beyond from Our Convenient Hicksville, NY Location

Is Chronic Heel Pain Controlling Your Life?

If you’ve been suffering from persistent plantar fasciitis—especially the kind that hasn’t responded to orthotics, rest, or injections—you’re not alone. Recalcitrant plantar fasciitis can significantly reduce your mobility and quality of life.

But now, cutting-edge laser therapy offers a non-invasive, drug-free, and surgery-free solution that’s helping thousands finally find relief—even after months or years of failed treatments.

Are you frustrated with heel pain that just won’t go away—no matter what you’ve tried?

Have you spent time and money at other offices, only to be left disappointed with little or no improvement?
Have you been told that injections or surgery are your “only options” to finally get relief?
Are you tired of relying on painkillers or temporary fixes that don’t address the root cause?
Do you feel overwhelmed and anxious, worrying that your heel pain may never go away?
Is your foot pain stopping you from walking, exercising, or enjoying the activities you love?

If you answered YES to any of the above, you may have found the answer to your frustrations at Restore Podiatry & Laser Center.

At Restore Podiatry, we offer FDA-cleared Laser Therapy and Shockwave Therapy—a safe, non-invasive, drug-free treatment that accelerates healing, reduces inflammation, and relieves pain at the source. No needles. No surgery. No downtime. Just real, lasting results.

Introducing Laser Therapy for Plantar Fasciitis – A Game Changer in Heel Pain Treatment

If you have persistent heel pain that increases when you take your first step in the morning, it might be Plantar fasciitis.

If rest, stretches, insoles, or any other treatment haven’t worked or the pain keeps returning, laser therapy at our Hicksville, NY, clinic offers an advanced, noninvasive alternative.

Our focused laser treatments are designed to target the root of the pain, heal faster, and get you back on your feet without surgery or recovery time.

How Laser Therapy Works?

At our advanced podiatry center in Hicksville, NY, we offer 5 different Laser Therapy, the most advanced FDA-cleared laser treatment for chronic plantar fasciitis.

Why Laser Therapy?

Pain-Free & Non-Invasive
Accelerates Healing & Reduces Inflammation
No Downtime – Get Back on Your Feet Faster
Clinically Proven with High Success Rates
Ideal for Resistant or Chronic Cases

Unlike cortisone injections or surgery, laser therapy targets the root of the problem by improving blood flow, stimulating cell repair, and reducing inflammation.

Is Laser Therapy Right for You?

You might be a candidate if:

You’ve had heel pain longer than 3 months
You’ve already tried orthotics, stretching, injections, or PT
You’re looking to avoid surgery or medication
You want a modern, evidence-based solution

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Laser Therapy Work for Plantar Fasciitis?

Yes, laser treatment has been proven effective for treating plantar fasciitis. Studies show that Low-Level Laser Therapy (LLLT) effectively reduces heel pain and provides long lasting relief following treatment.

Can Laser Therapy Cure Chronic Heel Pain?

Yes, laser therapy is effective in treating chronic heel pain caused by plantar fasciitis. It’s especially helpful when traditional treatments have failed to work.

How Many Laser Treatments Do You Need for Plantar Fasciitis?

Many of the patients generally start noticing improvement after 6 to 12 laser treatments. However, in more chronic cases, it may take up to 18 visits to fully recover. Results vary from patient to patient, as not everyone responds to laser therapy the same way.

Is Laser Therapy Better Than Steroid Injections?

Laser therapy is non-invasive, safe, and doesn’t carry the risks that steroid injections generally have, such as tissue thinning or rupture. It is often the preferred option for patients seeking long-term relief without the potential side effects of steroids.

What Are the Side Effects of Laser Treatment on Feet?

While the chances of side effects are rare, some patients might experience mild warmth or redness in the treated area during or right after the treatment, which usually fades within hours. However, there is no damage to surrounding tissue, and no recovery time is required.

At Restore Podiatry & Laser Center, we are proud to offer our newest, latest laser treatment for Plantar Fasciitis. We take time to understand our patients and understand their needs.

Real Patient Success Stories For Plantar Fasciitis

See what our clients have to say. Read the real patient testimonials and see the results for yourself. Learn their stories and understand why they chose laser treatment for plantar fasciitis.

Why Patients from Garden City, Roslyn, and Jericho Choose Us

We proudly serve all of Nassau County, attracting patients from:

Manhasset
Garden City
Roslyn
Roslyn Heights
Syosset
Jericho
Old Westbury
Great Neck
Northport
Woodbury
East Hills
Glen Cove
Huntington
Muttontown
Brookville
Melville
Dix Hills

Located just minutes from the LIE, Northern State Parkway, and Wantagh Parkway, our Hicksville office is easily accessible with free parking and flexible evening/weekend hours.

Causes of Plantar Fasciitis

Prolonged Strain

Activities such as running, walking, or standing for a long period can put a strain on the ligaments at the bottom of the feet.

Foot Structure

Conditions like flat feet or having high arches, can contribute to Plantar Fasciitis. Even abnormal gait can result in developing this foot condition.

Footwear Choices

Shoes that do not support foot arch, worn out shoes or shoes which don’t fit properly can contribute to Plantar fasciitis.

Age

The loss of elasticity over time can make it prone to inflammation. This is more common in middle-aged or older individuals.

Obesity

Excess body weight puts increased strain on the feet. This increased pressure on the tendons can contribute to this foot condition.

Symptoms of Plantar Fasciitis

The most common symptom with Plantar fascitis is a sharp, stabbing pain in the heel which is worse in the morning. The heel is often tender and stiff. One might feel it difficult to stretch the feet without discomfort.

In some cases, individuals complain about swelling in the heel area. Walking or standing for a long period can become painful.