Dr. Michael Wade Dixon

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Dr Dixion was to remove a Morton’s Neroma. At Pre op he said he needed to “fix” the toe next to it, that it was no big deal and I’d only need a week recovery. He mutilating the area that he worked hard it had rabbit head out of the stitches and didn’t tell me he was putting metal rods in my foot in my toe. A week later at postop he took off the bandages and stitches and told me if it didn’t hurt I could do it. No surgical shoe no nothing. I bought tennis shoes two sizes too big to wear because of the swelling. Foot was extremely painful, went back & I metal rods he didn’t tell he put in my toe poking out of my skin! He told me they had to stay for 3 months as was… 3 months later he Destroyed all the tissue around my toe again, pulled the rods out and dislocating my metatarsals completely. It’s been 5 years & 4 major surges at Duke & I still can’t walk without pain.

My visit with Dr. Dixon was great. He listens and explains everything in detail. His staff was also very friendly and welcoming.

The nicest doctor ever. Took lots of time talking to me. Never seemed in a rush at all. Office staff very nice as well.

He was supposed to shave down or remove a tailor's bunion on the outside of my left foot under the little toe. He cut ligaments and the result was my little toe went straighten out and it sits on top of the toe next to it. I saw another podiatrist and not only did he deform my foot but he did nothing to correct the bunion but he shaved down the bone under the front of my foot. I now have a callous across the bottom of my foot, a deformed toe, and bone pushing right down on the bottom of my foot without any cushion. I am constantly in pain, even if I'm not walking or standing. I did not wear heels or any type of restricted shoes. Because of how the fact that he screwed up my toe, I can't wear even flat shoes. The toe sits up high on the adjacent toe so that the shoes either won't go into the end of the shoe at all or it rubs against the top of the shoe. I wish I'd sued him when I could but he kept assuring me that the toe, etc. would heal with time.

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Dr. Dixon and his staff are wonderful, he has fused one of my ankles already and I couldn't have made it through it without him and his staff, I'm up to have the other ankle fused, due to a medical condition brought on by my chemotherapy protocol, but I wouldn't have chose another doctor to take of me... I went to several in the beginning before finding Dr. Dixon, I'm very picky when it comes to my doctors. I trust him and his staff with everything dealing with my medical issues!!!!