Dr. Michael J Lynde, MD

On my first visit I felt confident to move ahead with surgery for my bunion with Michael Lynde. It was a disaster with complications that should have never happened. I was a healthy marathon runner and registered nurse. I had no risk factors for what happened to me. The damage started the day after surgery when I called him with concerns about my foot in the cast. He did nothing, and did not see me until a week later, when it was too late, the damage was done. He continued to make decisions that left me with an open wound for over 4 months with my tendon exposed, meanwhile I sustained tendon and nerve damage. I had to seek out help on my own after the fact. A reconstructive surgeon was able to help me regain about 20% improvement. My foot is still numb and painful 24/7 until this day, 7 years later. Dr. Lynde failed to act with the urgency required. Do your research, then dig deeper.

I have been a patient of Dr. Michael Lynde for the past 5 years. My appointments are scheduled for every six to eight weeks. I'm a diabetic who sees the doctor for vital care of my feet. Years ago, I tried trimming my own toenails with terrible results. I had bleeding toes, ingrown nails, etc. A couple of years ago, during one of my treatments, Dr. Lynde noticed a suspicious mark on the top of my foot. He insisted that I see a dermatologist to examine this mark immediately. The mark turned out to be a "0" Stage Melanoma in situ." I had seen the mark and never gave it a second thought. The cancer was removed immediately with extremely successful results. I credit Dr. Lyndes' keen power of observation with saving my life. His professionalism and skill in treating diabetic patients is excellent. I highly recommend his services. My feet feel absolutely tremendous after every visit.