Dr. Sean W. Lazarus D.P.M

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Get to know Doctor of Podiatric Medicine Dr. Sean W. Lazarus, who serves the West Haven, Connecticut area at West Haven Foot and Ankle Center. Specialty: Medical Treatment for the Foot and Ankle, General Podiatry Education: Dr. Lazarus graduated from the New York College of Podiatric Medicine with a Doctor of Podiatric Medicine Degree in 1993. Giving him over two decades of experience in his field. Experience: Dr. Lazarus has had comprehensive international training, which included podiatry studies, training and fellowships in South Africa. He later went on to extend his training at the prestigious New York College of Podiatric Medicine. He has also completed his Orthopaedics and Biomechanics fellowship through the New York College of Podiatric Medicine. He is a board certified Podiatrist and Podiatric Surgeon. To stay up to date in his field he remains a professional member of the American Podiatric Medical Association, and the American College of Foot Surgeons. Current Position: Dr.  Lazarus practices within his private clinic West Haven Foot and Ankle Center. He is also affiliated with Hospital of St. Raphael, and  Connecticut Foot Surgery Center. He specializes in treating Neuropathy using the latest technology available. He has an expertise in Cutting Edge Technology and Traditional Procedures, Surgical and Non-invasive Procedures, Stimulation, Custom Orthotics, Peripheral Neuropathy, Diabetic Foot Care, Limb Salvation and Preservation, Plantar Fasciitis, Sports Foot and Ankle Injuries, Bunions, Hammertoe, and Pediatric Congenital Birth Deformities Podiatric Medicine: Podiatric medicine is a branch of the medical sciences devoted to the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of foot disorders resulting from injury or disease. The human foot has a complex interrelation with the rest of the body, which means that it may be the first area to show signs of serious conditions such as diabetes and cardiovascular disease. Personal: Dr. Lazarus enjoys listening to classical opera when he is not working.

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