Brooklyn Podiatry Associates

This place is a scam! I purchased a $ 129 Groupon for toenail fungus removal. By the time I was able to go the offer had expired but the $ face value never expires and has to be honored.
When I came to this «chop shop» I was greeted by an extremely rude receptionist/​assistant. She told me that the treatment is only $ 50 and I would only be able to get 1 treatment with my $ 129 paid. Last time I checked $ 129 is a lot more than $ 50. I was already there for a session so I went ahead with it. I never met the podiatrist and the procedure was done by this burned out, nasty, mean-​spirited woman.
My toenail improved only about 10% and this «professional» told me that I would need 2 more treatments but again — would not be able to use the rest of my Groupon.
I never went back. Instead I filed a complaint with Groupon and got my money back. I will also file a complaint with appropriate authorities because this individual holds no professional license to preform treatments on patients without a doctor’s supervision.
Don’t go here and if they or anyone else did you wrong, don’t just take it. Report them!!!

I bought a Living Social coupon to nip a growing nail fungus in the bud. They are very smart for offering this treatment as such a steep discount. This gets people to actually come into their office. I did some homework beforehand and it was helpful in understanding how the treatment would actually work. The laser treatment doesn’t get rid of the fungus alone. It just kills it under the nails and forces it to move elsewhere (to the feet if not already there, the top of the nail, etc). The doc advised me that in order to get rid of it fully, I would have to apply topical cream to the feet and something for the nail and he would take a biopsy to verify the fungus presence. They of course billed my insurance for the visit which I had no problem with. The staff was extremely polite and courteous. The doctor was a pleasure to talk to. Also, the technician/​assistant who did the treatment was extremely knowledgeable and so sweet.
I will up the star rating to 5 stars when the treatment works. ;)

Stay away from Brooklyn Podiatry Associates. I purchased a LivingSocial voucher for laser toe fungus removal for $ 50 that advertised a promotional value of $ 800, a 94% discount! So I bought it in hopes of having $ 800 worth of laser work done at steep discount. Seems too good to pass up right?
When I arrived at their location I was told that the treatment I was going to receive really only cost $ 75-​$ 150 (depending on which person I was talking to, seems like they just make prices up on the spot). So, instead of a 94% discount, I was really only receiving a 33% discount. Had I known this, I wouldn’t have bothered to purchase this because it’s really not that great of a deal.
The staff were pleasant enough during my visit although the equipment used was extremely old looking and couldn’t possibly have been the latest available (as I would’ve thought for a procedure ordinarily costing $ 800).
When I called back the next day to confront them about this huge difference in what is advertised and what is delivered, the staff member was extremely rude, defensive, and hung up on me before we even finished the conversation.
All I can say is, do not go to this shady business. Their only aim is to offer shoddy service while misleading their customers into thinking they’re getting a great deal when the reality is much, much different.

I had a very bad corn removed and Dr Sal did a fantastic job. He was caring, gentle and very good at conveying post treatment care.