Foot and Flow - Wound, Vascular and Podiatric Solutions

Foot and Flow - Wound, Vascular and Podiatric Solutions Where podiatry meets vascular & wound care 👣
Dr. Chanelle Duchaussee, DPM
📍Augusta, GA | 📞 706-607-0271

06/11/2026

Ram’s Horn Nail. Real condition. Real fix. Here’s what you need to know 🦶👇

Some toenails don’t just get long — they get thick, curved, and completely out of control. What you’re seeing in this reel is a condition called onychogryphosis, and it doesn’t happen overnight.

Left untreated, a nail can curl in on itself like a claw. It’s also one of the early warning signs of diabetes or poor circulation — which means what looks like a nail problem might be telling you something much bigger.

This isn’t something a nail file or a pedicure can touch. A podiatrist can.

Book your consultation with Dr. Chanelle today.

06/09/2026

Me when someone mentions foot pain 👀

Plantar fasciitis, heel spurs, ingrown toenails — these aren’t things you just live with. 🙅‍♀️ They’re treatable. ✅ And faster than most people expect! 💨

If your feet have been hurting, that’s your sign to stop scrolling and book.

Book your visit today. 👣

06/05/2026

I mean when else was she supposed to run errands?! 👀 Just kidding. 😆 In all seriousness, we numb before we touch ‼️

No white-knuckling. No dreading your appointment. Dr. Chanelle makes sure you’re fully numb before any procedure — so you feel little to nothing.

Your feet deserve a provider who actually thinks about your experience.

Book with Dr. Chanelle today. 🔗

06/04/2026

A wound dressing change on a Transmetatarsal Amputation isn’t just a routine visit — it’s one of the most technique-specific procedures in podiatry.

When all five toes are removed, the foot loses its natural barrier against infection. Exposed tissue is vulnerable. Moisture has to be controlled. Every single layer of the dressing has to be placed with intention — because there’s no margin for error when the tissue beneath is working hard just to survive.

Get the wound dressing change wrong and you’re looking at infection, tissue breakdown, or a second amputation climbing higher up the leg.

The goal of every wound dressing change is simple — protect what’s left. 🩺

Follow for real wound care education you won’t find anywhere else.

06/03/2026

POV: the doctor is still here. 👀

The scariest thing isn’t Dr. Chanelle popping back in — it’s not booking your appointment.

Routine foot checks are essential, especially for diabetic patients. Small changes in circulation or sensation can escalate fast. Catch it early.

Your feet carry you through everything. Protect them.

📅 Book with Dr. Chanelle — link in bio.

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2531 CenterWest Parkway/Bldg 100
Augusta, GA
30909

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Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm

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+17066070271

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