Price Preston Podiatry

10/05/2026

Is that "callus" on your foot actually a wart?

Plantar warts are small, rough growths on the sole of the foot caused by a common virus called HPV (human papillomavirus).

🔍 Common signs to look for:
- A rough, grainy spot on the bottom of your foot
- Tiny dark dots within the lesion
- A growth that interrupts the normal lines of your skin

🦠 How they spread:
The virus thrives in warm, moist places like pool decks, locker rooms, and shared showers. It enters through tiny cuts or breaks in the skin.

⚠️ Why waiting it out isn't always the answer:
Over-the-counter products don't work for everyone, and stubborn warts can last months or even years without proper treatment.

✅ At Price Preston Podiatry in Moncton, our podiatrists can:
- Confirm whether it's a wart, a callus, or something else
- Discuss evidence-based treatment options tailored to your activity level and comfort

📞 506-854-1117
🔗 https://priceprestonpodiatry.janeapp.com

10/02/2026

Healthy Feet for Race Day!

Our team is excited to support Legs for Literacy this Sunday! With Dr. Wang volunteering at the event, Moncton’s runners are in great hands.👟💙

Whether it’s your first 5K or your tenth marathon, your feet carry you every step. A little preparation can help keep blisters, irritation, and foot pain from derailing your race.

✅ Shoes & socks: Race in shoes and socks you’ve already trained in. Choose comfortable, moisture-managing athletic socks and avoid trying anything new on race day.
✅ Reduce friction: If you’re prone to hot spots, consider using a friction-reducing balm on those areas before the race.
✅ Listen to your feet: Rubbing, burning or developing pain is a reason to pay attention, not simply push through.
✅ After the race: Cool, elevate, and inspect your feet. Ice sore areas for 10–15 minutes and do gentle calf/plantar stretches to aid recovery.

Good luck to everyone participating in Legs for Literacy! We’ll be cheering you on every step of the way. 🎉

Having a foot problem that's keeping you from staying active? Our podiatry team is here to help. Call 506-854-1117 or book online: https://priceprestonpodiatry.janeapp.com

09/28/2026

🩺 September is National Vascular Disease Awareness Month, and your feet can give early warning signs.

Peripheral artery disease (PAD) affects millions and is often missed. Up to half of people have no classic leg pain, and many first notice changes in their feet.

Watch for these foot-related red flags:
- Pain, cramping, or fatigue in the calves or feet when walking that eases with rest (intermittent claudication)
- Feet that feel persistently cold, or one foot colder than the other
- Slow-healing sores, cuts, or ulcers on toes or feet
- Skin colour or texture changes like pale, bluish, shiny, or tight skin, plus hair loss on lower legs or feet
- Thickened, slow-growing, or brittle toenails
- Weak or absent pulses at the ankles or feet, or numbness and weakness in the feet

Why it matters: PAD is a marker of systemic vascular disease and raises the risk of heart attack and stroke. Poor circulation can also turn minor foot issues into serious wounds.

If you notice any of the above, or you have diabetes, smoke, or have high blood pressure or cholesterol, book a vascular foot check with our podiatry team. Our podiatrists will assess pulses, skin and nail changes, and healing risk, and guide next steps if needed.

📞 Call 506-854-1117 or book online: https://priceprestonpodiatry.janeapp.com

09/23/2026

That’s a loonie for scale. And yes, that sliver of nail was causing serious pain！

Today, Dr. Wang treated a painful, infected ingrown toenail with a partial nail avulsion under local anesthesia.

What this procedure involves:
✔️ Removing only the ingrown portion of the nail while preserving the healthy remainder
✔️ Treating the section of nail root responsible for that edge to reduce the likelihood of regrowth
✔️ Fewer painful flare ups, fewer repeat infections, and lasting relief

This is a commonly performed in office procedure that can provide effective relief when conservative care is no longer enough. If you are experiencing ongoing pain or recurrent infection from an ingrown toenail, it may be time to seek treatment.

Now accepting new patients!
📞 506-854-1117
🔗 https://priceprestonpodiatry.janeapp.com

Photo used with patient consent. Individual results may vary.

09/21/2026

📣 Online booking is now available for new patients! 👣

New to our clinic? Book your appointment online here:
🔗 https://priceprestonpodiatry.janeapp.com

Returning patients: please give us a call to book your appointment. 📞

🦶 Podiatry Appointments Available This Week! 🦶

Whether it's heel pain, an ingrown toenail, or corns and calluses that keep coming back, we can help. Book an assessment this week and take the first step toward more comfortable feet.

Were you a patient here before and your care was put on hold? We'd be so glad to welcome you back and help you get back on track. 💙

📞 Call us at (506) 854-1117 to schedule your visit. No physician referral required.

09/21/2026

🦶 Podiatry Appointments Available This Week! 🦶

Whether it's heel pain, an ingrown toenail, or corns and calluses that keep coming back, we can help. Book an assessment this week and take the first step toward more comfortable feet.

Were you a patient here before and your care was put on hold? We'd be so glad to welcome you back and help you get back on track. 💙

📞 Call us at (506) 854-1117 to schedule your visit. No physician referral required.

09/14/2026

👣 Painful corn making every step uncomfortable?

Here’s a great before-and-after example of professional corn removal.

A painful corn doesn’t have to be something you simply put up with. If walking, standing, or wearing your favourite shoes has become uncomfortable, our podiatrists are here to help.

Appointments available this week! Contact our clinic to book your appointment. No physician referral required. Direct billing available with Blue Cross & GreenShield. 506-854-1117

Patient consent was obtained to take and share these photographs for educational and social media purposes.

09/09/2026

🎒 Back-to-School Feet: Is Your Child Ready? 👟

A new school year means more walking, running, playing, and busy days on growing feet. If your child is experiencing foot or leg discomfort, or doesn’t seem to move comfortably, it may be worth having their feet and walking pattern assessed.

Some signs to watch for include:

-Frequent complaints of sore feet, heels, ankles, or legs
-Getting tired quickly during walks or activities
-Uneven wear on their shoes
-Frequent tripping or difficulty with balance
-Feet or ankles rolling inward when standing or walking
-Complaining of “tired feet” after a busy day
-Frequently asking to be carried
-Avoiding physical activities they normally enjoy

These signs can sometimes indicate that the feet and lower limbs aren't working as efficiently as they could. An assessment can help determine whether children’s orthotics may be beneficial.

🌱 Growing feet need growing solutions.

Children can outgrow their orthotics just as quickly as they outgrow their shoes. Our Children’s Outgrowth Program helps make replacement orthoses more affordable as your child grows and their needs change.

📅 Busy back-to-school schedule? We can help.

We offer evening appointments to make it easier for families to fit an assessment into their schedule. Contact our clinic to book your appointment. 506-854-1117

08/27/2026

We at Price Preston Podiatry would like to welcome Dr. Wang to our clinic. Dr. Wang is now accepting new and returning patients . Please call or email for your appointment . 506-854-1117. Online booking 🔗 https://priceprestonpodiatry.janeapp.com

Dr. Yiting (Catherine) Wang delivers refined, evidence-based podiatric care with a warm, patient-centered approach. She is thrilled to return to Moncton and dedicate her practice to the health and well-being of her community.
Dr. Wang earned her Advanced Diploma in Chiropody from the Michener Institute of Education at UHN, graduating at the top of her class and receiving the Gold Medal of Academic Excellence. She previously completed a Bachelor of Health Sciences (Honours) at McMaster University, graduating summa cm laude.

Her clinical training included placements at Align Custom Footcare and Footwear in Toronto, where she developed strong skills in biomechanical assessment and custom orthotic therapy, and at the Michener Chiropody Clinic, where she gained extensive experience in advanced wound care and the management of high-risk diabetic patients.

Dr. Wang’s clinical interests centre on biomechanics and soft tissue surgery. She is committed to providing ethical, evidence-based care tailored to each patient’s unique needs. She is a proud member of the New Brunswick Podiatry Association.