Dr. Justin Guiliana, a Morris and Warren counties native, developed a passion for Podiatry during his athletic journey, recognizing the significance of foot and ankle health. After earning his bachelor's degree at Ramapo College of NJ, he achieved his doctorate from Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine. Dr. Guiliana's expertise was further honed during his surgical residency at St. Luke’s University Health Network, where he served as chief resident. He excels in foot and ankle surgery, including trauma, sports medicine, wound care, and diabetic foot care. Board Certified by ABPM and Board Qualified in Foot and Ankle Reconstructive Surgery by ABFAS, Dr. Guiliana is committed to exceptional patient care. Outside the clinic, he enjoys sports, boating, fishing, and quality time with his wife, daughter, and pup.
Have you ever experienced a burning, tingling, or “pins and needles” sensation in your feet? While these symptoms can sometimes be temporary, persistent or recurring sensations may be a sign of an underlying condition that shouldn’t be ignored. Burning or tingling feet can have several possible causes, ranging from nerve irritation to vitamin deficiencies and…
Introducing NJFAI’s New Hackettstown Office We’re excited to introduce the new, New Jersey Foot & Ankle Institute Hackettstown office, located at 1 Edgeview Drive, Unit 1C, Hackettstown, NJ 07840; Opening August 17, 2026! Our new location allows us to continue providing convenient, comprehensive foot and ankle care to patients throughout Hackettstown and the surrounding communities.…
Healthy feet and ankles are essential for walking, running, exercising, and completing everyday activities comfortably. Whether you’re an athlete, spend long hours on your feet, or simply want to improve mobility, incorporating a few simple stretches into your daily routine can help relieve stiffness, improve flexibility, and reduce your risk of injury. At New Jersey…
Summer is the season for vacations, hiking, sports, and outdoor adventures, but it’s also one of the busiest times of the year for foot and ankle injuries. As you’re spending more time walking, running, or enjoying the beach, your feet can take on extra stress during the warmer months. By knowing the most common summer…
Running is great for your health, but the repetitive impact on your feet can lead to painful toenail problems. From black toenails and ingrown nails to fungal infections, runners commonly experience nail injuries that can interfere with training and everyday activities. Why Does It Happen? Every time your foot strikes the ground, your toes…
If you’re searching for a trusted Morris County podiatrist or an experienced Warren County podiatrist, the New Jersey Foot & Ankle Institute now offers the most advanced non-surgical solutions available combining state-of-the-art laser therapy with cutting-edge regenerative medicine. With convenient locations in Succasunna and Hackettstown, patients across Morris County and Warren County have access to…
Foot pain can derail your entire day and for many people, the solution begins with better support. While prefabricated (or “prefab”) insoles found in pharmacies and online can provide some short-term comfort, they often fall short in delivering the lasting, targeted relief that custom orthotics provide. If you’re dealing with chronic foot pain, biomechanical issues,…
Your feet are the foundation of your body and choosing the right shoes for your foot type is essential for comfort, mobility, and overall health. Wearing the wrong shoes can lead to pain, injury, and long-term foot problems. Whether you have flat feet, high arches, or neutral feet, here’s how you can find the perfect…
As the weather turns cooler in New Jersey and the leaves start to change, it’s important to pay attention to your foot health. Fall brings new activities, weather changes, and footwear choices that can affect the health of your feet. Whether you’re hiking through the crisp autumn air or enjoying pumpkin-spice everything, here are some…
Growing up is a universal experience, yet the journey through childhood and adolescence is often marked by mysterious aches and discomforts that parents and children alike have come to refer to as “growing pains.” These pains have been a topic of discussion and debate for generations. Are they a genuine phenomenon or simply a myth…