Dr. Patrick Felton, DPM

Dr. Felton was absolutely terrific, was courteous and kind and knowledgeable. He explained everything in detail and guided me through the process of removing an ingrown toenail. Highly recommend Dr. Felton to anyone who has the same problem.

Dr. Felton is very passionate about the health and well-being of feet!! While some may find his demeanor intimidating, I find him to be knowledgeable and compassionate. He takes the time to discuss options and gives good advice about appropriate footwear to address problems. I found his staff to be very kind and patient-centric in their approach.

Dr. Felton is wonderful. I took my 13 year old son to see him for an ingrown toenail. Dr. Felton explained step by step what he was doing, answered all questions with no problems and really put my son at ease. Even my son said he was cool and he liked him so if a 13 year old says it’s true you know it’s real. I would highly recommend Dr. Felton to anyone.

Dr. Felton may be a good podiatrist, but he has an anger problem that needs to be addressed. There are many talented and kind podiatrists in the Baltimore area. Please seek one of these instead, for your peace of mind and your safety.

Dr. Felton performed a P.N.A (Ingrown Toenail Surgery) on my right toe which was TERRIBLE, I felt some pain while he was doing the procedure which is ludicrous. After the procedure, a pyogenic granuloma appeared and he told me "This is because you're young and healthy". He lied, I didn't have a granuloma before the surgery. As you might think, yes, he botched the surgery. The pyogenic granuloma was caused by HIS bad cutting on the nail which agitated my skin from beneath (which caused inflammation). He tried applying silver nitrate on the 2nd visit but that didn't work. I visited him a total of four times before I decided enough was enough and my toe wasn't feeling better. I went to another podiatrist, he fixed the toe Dr. Felton messed up, and he did a beautiful job on the other three P.N.As! Dr. Felton lied to me, had me coming back again and again, and didn't solve anything. Every visit an assistant came in, they asked "Is this your two week follow-up?" As I'm on week EIGHT! 0/5.

He's very knowledgeable, give the best advice, recommend the best therapy to better my condition of my feet. He will be truly missed at Johns Hopkins.