Dr. Vincenza Mineo, DPM, AACFAS
Podiatrist (Foot and Ankle Specialist)
1478 Victory Blvd Ste 2 Staten Island NY, 10301Rating
5/5
About
Dr. Vincenza Mineo is a podiatrist practicing in Staten Island, NY. Dr. Mineo is a medical doctor specializing in the treatment of the foot , ankle and related parts of the leg. As a podiatrist, Dr. Mineo diagnoses and treats conditions of the feet. The feet are key body parts that give a person stability, absorb shock, allow for walking and standing and are necessary for overall well-being. So, the feet need expert care. Dr. Mineo practice includes surgical intervention, wound care, sports medicine, skins conditions of the feet, nail care, diabetic foot care and pediatrics. She is a mother to a special needs child and frequently sees patients with special needs.
Education and Training
NY College Podiatric Medicine DPM 2008
Board Certification
American Board of Podiatric Medicine
Provider Details
Dr. Vincenza Mineo, DPM, AACFAS's Expert Contributions
Podiatrist Guide to Happy Feet
Foot HygieneAs a podiatrist I have been practicing for many years, something I like to discuss with all my patients and share with you are ways to take care of your feet. This is something that most tend to ignore or not even think about. This included washing your feet. Many people think “oh in...
How to Evaluate Shoes
In my practice, I am often asked about shoe gear and provide information on how to evaluate the stability of a shoe. When evaluating shoes, I have four rules. The first is to take the shoe and see where is bends. it should only bend at the ball of the foot, not anywhere else. The second is you...
What is the treatment for gout in the ankle?
Hi! Treatment for acute Gout attacks are heat applications, anti inflammatory mediation, prescription medication and sometimes a steroid injection. For long term Maintenace I would recommend seeing a rheumatologist. READ MORE
Is walking good for ankle arthritis?
Hi! You can walk with arthritis in the ankle. I would recommend seeing a podiatrist for an evaluation. READ MORE
Can you help with heel pain?
Hi! yes, I can help with heel pain! It depends on the source of the heel pain. if it is not better with ice, rest, over the counter pain medication like Motrin or Advil (if you are able to take that) and gentle stretching, I would call to make an appointment. READ MORE
What is the treatment for broken foot toe?
Hi! You need an x ray to see the type of fracture. Typically taping the toe for 6-8 weeks and walking in a surgical shoe. I would recommend an evaluation by a podiatrist. READ MORE
What should you avoid after heel surgery?
Hi! After heel surgery you should avoid things that can contribute to heel pain like walking around barefoot on hard floors or improper shoe for the activity. READ MORE
What is good for ankle pain?
Hi! If stretching and over the counter mediation is not helping, I would have an evaluation by a podiatrist of the source of the pain. READ MORE
Toe surgery gone wrong?
Hi! Flail toe as you are describing is a common complication of hammertoe procedures. You would need an additional procedure to correct this or at least correct this as much as possible. If you feel that uncomfortable with your provider, I recommend another opinion in person. READ MORE
Will ice help my ankle injury?
Hi! With any injury the first two weeks ice application can be helpful. READ MORE
How soon after ankle surgery can I drive?
Hi! if it is your left ankle, the car is not stick shift and not taking prescription pain pills you should be able to drive. If it is the right ankle, once everything heals approximately 8 weeks/when you start to walk on it and enter physical therapy. READ MORE
Will I get braces after ankle surgery?
Hi! This is a discussion you will have with your surgeon depending on what procedure you are having. A brace would be used for a little extra support for a period of time while you get back to your usual routine. READ MORE
How long after heel surgery can I exercise?
Hi! This is a discussion that you will have with your surgeon before the procedure and it all depends on what you are having done. Soft tissue takes 4-6 weeks to heal and bone takes 6-8 weeks to heal. READ MORE
Is ankle joint surgery risky?
Hi! Every surgery has it's risks and benefits and should be performed for your benefit and not just cosmetic purposes. READ MORE
How long does it take to walk after heel fracture surgery?
Hi! This is all based on healing, how you are feeling and imaging. Bone takes 6-8 weeks to heal. Walking on it typically happens around that time or sometime after. READ MORE
When can I go to the gym after heel surgery?
Hi! This depends on what type of procedure you are having and should be discussed with your surgeon. Soft tissue takes 4-6 weeks to heal and bone takes 6-8 weeks to heal. This all depends on how you feel, imaging etc READ MORE
How painful is heel surgery?
Hi! Any surgery will have a certain amount of pain. It is best to follow your post op instructions for the best possible outcome. READ MORE
How long after ankle surgery can I swim?
Hi! This depends on what type of procedure, but I typically allow my patient in a pool as long as their incision has healed and there are no open wounds. No kicking off a wall. READ MORE
How soon after ankle surgery can I go to a gym?
Hi! It depends on what type of procedure. If it is soft tissue that takes 4-6 weeks to heal and if it’s bone 6-8 weeks. Then I would recommend a gradual return in 10% increments. Meanwhile be creative with your work out and do things that would not affect the ankle ! READ MORE
How long is the treatment for ankle bursitis?
Hi! That’s is difficult to answer and everyone is different, it is important to talk to your provider about your options and follow instructions for the best possible outcome. READ MORE
Can chiropractors work on bunions?
Hi! Yes chiropractors can work on bunions and the rest of your body ! READ MORE
What is the treatment for a swollen ankle?
Hi! First you need to talk to your provider about the possible causes of swelling. This can range from circulation, cardiac issues, retaining water, injury etc If ice, elevation, anti inflammatory medication and compression are not helping, seek further evaluation. READ MORE
Areas of expertise and specialization
Professional Memberships
- APMA
- NYS Podiatric Medical Society
- ABPM
- ACFAS
Charities and Philanthropic Endeavors
- Autism Warriors
- The Grace Foundation
Dr. Vincenza Mineo, DPM, AACFAS's Practice location
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