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Specialized Foot & Ankle Care
Stronger steps,a life no longer limited by pain.
Dr. Ali Alhaddad, a consultant foot and ankle surgeon, provides specialized medical care built on clinical precision and genuine attention to every patient -- from the initial assessment through a complete, personalized treatment and recovery plan.
Clinical Philosophy
“The goal is to help you walk comfortably, live without pain, and safely return to the activities you love.”
About the Doctor
Specialized expertise in foot and ankle surgery.
Welcome. I am Dr. Ali Alhaddad, an orthopedic surgeon. My main goal is to help you walk comfortably, live without pain, and safely return to the daily activities and sports you love. From my medical education at the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland to specialized foot and ankle training at the University of Toronto in Canada, each step of my journey has focused on delivering advanced, patient-centered care.
I prioritize gentle, non-surgical approaches whenever appropriate, guided by current medical research and international standards. When surgery is the right option, I use modern techniques—including minimally invasive and keyhole procedures—to make treatment as safe and effective as possible and support a smooth recovery tailored to your needs.
Foot & Ankle Keyhole ProceduresSports injuries, ligaments and cartilage
Correcting Foot Shape & BunionsBunions, flat feet and high arches
Ankle Relief & Joint CareFrom conservative care to total joint replacement when needed
Broken Bones & Injury CareFoot and ankle fractures, sprains and acute injuries
Gentle Care for Diabetic FeetUlcers and complex Charcot joint problems
Tendon & Heel RepairAchilles tendon, heel pain and chronic tendon conditions
Medical Conditions
Clear information to help you understand your condition.
A curated selection of the most common foot and ankle conditions, with a concise overview of each and its treatment options.
Achilles Tendinitis
Irritation or overload of the Achilles tendon behind the ankle, causing pain and stiffness that may worsen with activity.
Ankle Sprains
An injury to the ankle ligaments, usually after a sudden twist, ranging from mild stretching to a more significant tear.
Flat Feet (Pes Planus)
A lowered foot arch that may be painless or may contribute to fatigue, discomfort, and altered foot mechanics.
High Arches (Pes Cavus)
An unusually high arch that can change pressure distribution and, in some cases, contribute to pain or instability.
Gout
A sudden, painful form of joint inflammation caused by uric acid crystals, commonly affecting the big toe joint.
Monday research
Monday research
Highlights key research in foot and ankle surgery, explaining the findings and what they mean for patients.
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Recovery Protocols
Structured recovery after surgery, step by step.
Emergency Alert: If you experience sudden calf pain, chest pain, or fever above 38°C, head to the nearest ER immediately.
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Total Ankle Replacement (TAR)
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Bunion Correction (Hallux Valgus Osteotomy)
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Lateral Ankle Ligament Reconstruction (Brostrom)
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Achilles Tendon Repair
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First MTP Joint Fusion (Big Toe Fusion)
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Morton’s Neuroma Excision
Key phases, mobility, weight-bearing, follow-up, and safety alerts.
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Pre-Op Instructions
Prepare for surgery with clarity and confidence.
Organized guidance covering preparation steps, hospital navigation, contact numbers, and the documents required before surgery.
- ✓Review all medical instructions carefully and contact the team with any questions
- ✓Follow the fasting instructions and arrive at the scheduled time
- ✓Bring all required documents, investigations, and medical reports
- ✓Arrange transportation and a responsible companion after surgery
- ✓For administrative coordination, contact the surgical coordinator at +966509736013
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Results explained visually.
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Direct answers to common patient questions.
Emergency Alert: If you experience sudden calf pain, chest pain, or fever above 38°C, head to the nearest ER immediately.
View All FAQs (6)Should I bring imaging to my appointment?+
Bring any previous scans or medical reports. Additional imaging may be requested after examination.
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When should I see a foot and ankle surgeon?+
The Broström-Gould procedure is the gold-standard surgical technique for repairing chronically torn lateral ankle ligaments. Through a small lateral incision or arthroscopic assistance, the attenuated ATFL and CFL ligaments are tensioned and re-anchored to the fibula using high-strength suture anchors, reinforced by the inferior extensor retinaculum for durable joint stability.
Does every foot condition require surgery?+
No. Many conditions improve through physical therapy, activity changes, suitable footwear, medication, or injections. Surgery is considered only when appropriate.
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