Dr. Ebonie has her work cut out for her with new patient Mija. Mija needs help with her "hooves" as her feral feet are riddled with corns, hammertoes, bunions and fungus.
Marquis is embarrassed of his painful paws that his friends call "gorilla feet." He plays a lot of hoops, and every step on the court feels like walking on sandpaper. To tame his fungal toes, Dr. Ebonie busts out her Dremel.
Dr. Ebonie checks in with her patient Stacy who came to her with a life-threatening keloid scar on her foot. The surgery removed most of the bottom of her foot, and after several weeks Dr. Ebonie hopes this horrific scar has healed once and for all.
Dr. Brad's little niece has metadductus, and they worry she may have club foot. Taking a break from work, Dr. Brad checks in on his family and diagnoses his little niece's big foot problem.
Dr. Ebonie and Dr. Brad each check up on patients with pesky problems. Dr. Brad's patient Jake is having trouble with a wart colony. Dr. Ebonie popped Kellie's big toenail off like a bottle cap and performed a surgical procedure on her hammertoe.
Dr. Vincent is faced with a patient that has a mysterious condition. She may have a rare condition called porokeratosis that causes bumps and pits all over your feet. It's up to Dr. Ebonie to figure it out.
Dr. Vincent's patient Denise arrives with not-so-tasty toenail fungus and raging calluses. For Dr. Ebonie, working on the calluses feels like cutting into sweet potato. Watching the whole procedure costs Denise's boyfriend his appetite.
Dr. Ebonie must figure out what is going on a with a patient's mysterious, jellyfish-like foot bump that changes shape and size. Then, she relies on modern science to tackle a cyst that generations past treated with the Bible.
Devoted young mother Catalina has a raging case of athlete's foot that has gone untreated for years. Dr. Ebonie takes on the case, and she gets some special helpers when Catalina's kids pitch in to assist!
In the midst of the pandemic, Dr. Ebonie Vincent takes on one of the virus' many mysterious side effects. When patient Kristina reveals a tell-tale rash on her toes, Dr. Ebonie helps her face the frightening possibility that COVID-19 could be the cause.
Patient Brooke is a little person born with toes that are also extra-short, making everyday life an uphill battle. It's up to Dr. Brad to find a surgical solution for her pain.
Dr. Brad's little niece has metadductus, which causes her feet to turn in, and he fears she won't grow out of it. So, with the help of his young nephew, Dr. Brad fits her with leg braces to help correct her little feet in a big way.