Morton’s neuroma is a common source of forefoot pain, often described as burning, tingling, or a sensation of walking on a pebble. While frequently treated with generalized approaches, symptoms may persist when the underlying mechanics and involved structures are not clearly identified.
At Alypos, evaluation focuses on identifying the exact source of symptoms—using clinical examination and real-time ultrasound —rather than relying on standardized treatment protocols.
Pain between the toes
Burning or tingling into the toes
Sensaton of a lump or pressure under the foot
Image-guided procedures for precise, targeted delivery
Regenerative therapies used selectively based on clinical findings
Diagnosis-driven treatment—not protocol-based care
Depending on findings, treatment may include targeted injections, regenerative approaches such as PRP, PRF, Stem Cells, or mechanical strategies to reduce nerve irritation.
