I had surgery two years ago. I had severe feet pain for years . I had seen other podiatrist s and was told I had planter pH ash it is .... I seen Pillsbury , told him about my pain ... First office visit , we scheduled surgery for both feet at the same time .. He never asked for any of my records , did not do xrays , nothing ... The first time he even seen my feet was the day of the surgery .... He said I would have zero pain when I woke up. The only pain I would have , would be from the incision .. Long story short . my pain was 1000 times worse after the surgery . eventually went to different Dr. Did MRI and over an inch of my tendon in my arch was gone.. Dr said nothing can be done now. I'll be on pain meds the same rest of my life ... The part that gone , us exactly where my incision s are .. Funny thing is ,,, I had no feet problems to begin with , it was nerve damage in my back causing the pain in my feet . which my new Dr knew just by looking at them... Two years has went by , I can barely walk now ,, the pain us soooo severe , I can't work any longer . thanks for destroying my feet.. Stupid me , I agreed to doing both feet at the same time .... Dumb.

Submitted May 24, 2015

I had surgery to straighten a hammer or claw toe. He referred both names to my foot.
It was a painful surgery...... Lasted about 2 weeks of real pain. But my toe is exactly the same as before the surgery. Its 3 months later. I consider the surgery a failure.
No improvement but its uglier now. I cant give Dr. Pillsbury any stars.

Submitted Dec. 16, 2014