Dr. David A. Stoller, DPM, AACFAS, ABMSP is committed to the highest standard of patient care for conditions related to the foot and ankle for both children and adults. He delivers compassionate and excellence in treatment you deserve and expect. His office staff is professional and friendly making your visit enjoyable.
We are located on the 11th floor of the William Medical Building in the Medical Park on the campus of Saint Francis Hospital. Dr Stoller treated my feet recently. He was very friendly, listened to my concerns, and dealt with my problem very efficiently. I have had no more problems but would see him again if needed.
We are located on the 11th floor of the William Medical Building in the Medical Park on the campus of Saint Francis Hospital. Dr Stoller treated my feet recently. He was very friendly, listened to my concerns, and dealt with my problem very efficiently. I have had no more problems but would see him again if needed.
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Dr. Stoller was raised in Los Angeles and now lives in Tulsa with his wife and three children. He graduated from California State University of Northridge in Northridge, CA with a Bachelor of Science Degree and California College of Podiatric Medicine in San Francisco, CA with a Doctor of Podiatric Medicine Degree.
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Dr. Stoller completed a 3-year foot & ankle surgical residency receiving extensive trained in corrective and reconstructive surgical procedures for children and adults. He offers endoscopic and arthroscopic procedures to allow short recovery time. The success to making a good orthotic device is two fold.
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Have been to other podiatrist for ingrown toe nails concern and they would trim them, but Dr. Stoller is the only one that recommended a procedure that would correct problem permanently. My family and I have been treated by Dr. Stoller for the last 2 years for a variety of foot-related issues. He is passionate about foot care and is a compassionate physician.
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How do I book an appointment? We look forward to helping you get better. We spend a lot of our day on our feet, yet how many of us actually take time to care for, or even think about them? Beyond a quick rub after a hard day, our feet are often neglected. Our feet are complex structures formed of 26 bones, supported by muscles, nerves, and ligaments.
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For an explanation of various Common Afflictions of the Foot or Ankle, please select from the list below. Foot deformities, a common problem for the diabetic patient, can result in focal points of abnormal pressure. Neuropathy, also common to the diabetic patient, reduces sensation leading to an unawareness of the pressure point.
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