Bondi Robert & Laurel DPM

The Foot Doctors of Kansas City have the board certified podiatrists, experience and podiatry office necessary to provide total foot care and ankle care with the best results. Since 1986, we have helped over 70,000 patients and helped people have better feet for a better life.

From relieving any foot pain or discomfort in your feet or ankles, to supporting your feet with fashionable, comfortable footwear or pampering your feet with the safest and cleanest pedicures, our podiatrists have the experience and knowledge to help you improve your life.Our foot specialists and team are constantly continuing their education and learning the latest, most innovative ways to help you have better, healthier feet.

The Foot Doctors of Kansas City have helped over 70,000 patients find relief for their foot pain, heel pain or ankle pain, and we can help you too!

We can help treat all foot and ankle conditions, including arthritis in the feet, bunions, burning foot pain, children's foot care, diabetic foot care, flat feet, hammertoes, heel pain, heel spurs, foot infections, ingrown toenails, joint pain, knee pain, neuromas, reconstructive foot surgery and foot warts.With the most effective Kansas City podiatry care, we can help you return to a pain-free life and get back to the things you love!

Dr. Sugino is a fellowship-trained foot and ankle surgeon specializing in comprehensive reconstruction of the foot and ankle. She is board certified in foot and reconstructive rearfoot/ankle surgery. Dr. Sugino advanced her surgical and clinical training by completing an additional year of fellowship at the Newport Advanced Foot & Ankle Fellowship in Newport Beach, CA.

The cause of arthritis is unknown, but treatment is available. Arthritis can affect all of the joints in the body, although the feet and ankles are often affected first. Arthritis can be an autoimmune disease in which the immune system attacks certain parts of the body, usually after some kind of trigger or injury takes place.

A bunion is commonly regarded as a hard bump on the side of the big toe. However, it is actually a deformity that begins as an unstable joint at the base of the toe. It is caused by a shifting position of the first metatarsal that results in the big toe leaning in and crowding the other toes while the joint at the side of the big toe juts outward to form the bunion.