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Finding Genius Podcast

Walk This Way Dr. Charlton Woodly,Board-Certified Podiatrist and Founder of Woodly Foot & Ankle – New Procedures and Advanced Techniques to Treat Foot & Ankle Problems and Injuries

Finding Genius Podcast

Richard Jacobs

Medicine, Health & Fitness

4.41K Ratings

🗓️ 30 October 2018

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Summary

Dr. Charlton Woodly, founder of Woodly Foot & Ankle (woodlyfootankle.com), delivers an informative overview of the many problems, injuries, conditions, and treatments for feet and ankles. Dr. Woodly is a seasoned, board-certified podiatrist with over 14 years of experience in surgical treatment, a sought-after specialist in minimally invasive procedures and a HyProCure Master Surgeon. Dr. Woodly treats a vast array of foot and ankle conditions, including common injuries, sports injuries, neuropathy, plantar fasciitis, toenail fungus, and more. And he has additional specialization in HyProCure, which has been proven to have an impact on the condition of flat feet by increasing motion and distributing weight throughout the entire foot. Dr. Woodly is an expert in platelet-rich plasma therapy to combat heel and ankle pain, as well as with dermal fillers that can replace natural foot cushioning that has been worn and degraded over time. 


The foot and ankle expert discusses his early work in open surgical procedures that utilized large incisions, then screws and pins for holding bone in place. While the procedures worked effectively, Woodly was concerned that heal time was often long and that his patients experienced pain. He sought a better way and was motivated to begin bringing minimally invasive procedures to his patients, procedures that only required small incisions that could be performed during an office visit and were cost reducing as well. He discusses the techniques used for remodeling joints, anesthesia, and recovery times. With less cutting, less swelling, and less pain, the advantages are significant and patients are very pleased to have these more advanced surgical techniques as an option for them for a wide variety of foot and ankle problems and injuries. 


Woodly explains the advantages of HyProCure, which is a minimally invasive procedure. HyProCure can be placed in the naturally occurring space between bones to immediately realign and stabilize the hindfoot. The procedure utilizes a titanium stent that helps to prevent foot rolling and hyperpronation that causes pain. He explains that the HyProCure procedure offers a successful alternative for people that can offer long-term improvement. He details the importance of stretching and proper shoes to further increase mobility and decrease issues. 


Woodly provides insight into plantar fasciitis and the laser treatments that can provide relief by relaxing muscles in the back of the leg and decreasing inflammation. Additionally, the process reduces the need for cortisone injections, which as Woodly explains can be very painful for patients.


Woodly talks about his practice and how he tries to treat all patients the way he would want to be treated himself, thus he prides himself on thinking outside the box to provide techniques and procedures that allow his patients to have multiple options to solve their foot and ankle problems. 


Dr. Woodly has a medical degree from New York College of Podiatric Medicine and completed his internship and residency at Gouverneur Healthcare Services and the Jacobi Medical Center, both within the city of New York. He is currently on staff at Weatherford Regional Medical Center in addition to his extensive work at Woodly Foot & Ankle, and he is a member of both the Texas Podiatric Medical Association and the American Podiatric Medical Association

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0:00.0

Welcome to Almost Here, Around the Corner of Future Technology Podcasts with Richard Jacobs.

0:07.0

Future Technologies is to transform our lives for better or worse or the focus of this podcast.

0:13.0

Almost here means these technologies are now here and starting to be used.

0:17.0

Or just around the corner, for Bitcoin to artificial intelligence,

0:21.0

3D printing, blockchain, virtual reality, and more.

0:25.0

Hello, this is Richard Jacobs with the Future Tech Podcast and the Future Tech Health

0:31.7

podcast. My guest is Dr. Charlton Woodley is the

0:35.1

founder of the Woodley Foot and Ankle Center in Texas. The website is

0:39.0

Woodley foot ankle.com and Woodley is spelled W-O-O-O-D-L-Y. So how you doing?

0:45.0

I'm doing well. Thank you for having me.

0:47.0

Yeah.

0:48.0

So tell me about, you know, I know you deal with feet and ankles and you know common podiatrist type stuff but I can also see that you're doing therapies that most podiatrists don't seem to do.

1:01.0

So tell me a little bit about your clinic and what what the therapies are that you do that are unique.

1:05.0

Sure. So, started my clinic let's say in 2007 and basically I was trained traditionally by doing open surgical procedures and when I say

1:20.8

open I mean we make large incisions for example if I'm going to fix a bunion

1:25.3

I'd make a large incision and we'd use screws and pins to hold the bone in place

1:31.4

And you know it worked but it was always a longer heel time and they

1:38.8

always had a lot of pain and we were always prescribing these narcotic medications and it just I just knew it had to be a better way and I had a

1:51.3

mentor back when I was in residency who used to do these procedures called

1:58.2

minimally invasive surgical procedures and it's not something that we were taught. I mean the anatomy is the same but the

2:07.2

techniques are different so we do these procedures do a little small half centimeter incisions on the foot and what

2:17.0

makes them intriguing is that I could do these procedures in the office setting with a telescope.

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