One Stop Foot and Ankle Care - Mikhail Burakovskiy, DPM — TRT Clinic in Boynton Beach, FL

Mikhail Burakovskiy, DPM has built a quietly distinctive podiatry practice on North Congress Avenue in Boynton Beach, FL, one that patients describe in terms that go well beyond routine foot care. The clinic operates under the name One Stop Foot and Ankle Care, and the name reflects a genuine breadth of services: alongside standard podiatric treatment, the practice lists stem cell therapy, PEMF therapy, red light therapy, hyperbaric oxygen, acoustic wave therapy, PRP, NAD+ therapy, and more. Across 152 verified Google reviews, the average rating sits at 4.95 out of 5, with 149 of those reviews awarding five stars [source: review data]. That is a distribution narrow enough to warrant scrutiny, and the patient commentary behind it is specific enough to hold up.

What 152 Verified Reviews Actually Surface

The review corpus spans from August 2024 through June 2026, covering a consistent cross-section of new and returning patients. The dominant theme, appearing in 112 of 152 reviews (73.7%), is prescriber quality. That means nearly three in four reviewers independently chose to comment on the doctor himself, not the facility, not the parking, not the billing. Staff quality was the second most frequent theme, cited in 77 reviews (50.7%). Results, both subjective and condition-specific, appeared in 49 and 12 reviews respectively. Communication quality was flagged positively in 29 reviews, scheduling ease in 16, and wait time in 15.

The sentiment breakdown is nearly unbroken. Of 112 reviews touching prescriber quality, 111 were positive and one was negative. Staff quality: 77 positive, zero negative. Communication: 29 positive, zero negative. Scheduling: 16 positive, zero negative. Wait time: 15 positive, zero negative. The only themes with any negative signal were prescriber quality (one review), results subjective (two reviews), and follow-up care (one review).

The breadth of conditions mentioned across reviews is notable. Ingrown toenails appear repeatedly, as do neuromas, gout, recurring foot pain, custom orthotics, and laser treatments for nail conditions. Several patients describe same-day appointments for urgent needs. A smaller but consistent group describes ongoing treatment relationships over months, including surgical follow-up care.

The Doctor Patients Keep Describing

When nearly three quarters of a practice's reviewers independently volunteer commentary on the physician, the pattern is worth examining. The language patients use about Dr. Burakovskiy clusters around a few consistent qualities: thoroughness, bedside manner, the ability to explain options clearly, and speed without the feeling of being rushed.

One reviewer offered a more extended account of an ongoing treatment relationship, describing a surgical procedure performed in December 2024 and its aftermath:

The in-office diagnostic capability draws specific mentions as well. One patient described a visit for recurring foot pain that included on-site X-rays and same-appointment treatment:

Services Offered at the Boynton Beach Location

One Stop Foot and Ankle Care lists a wider range of services than most podiatry practices in the area. The core offering covers podiatric care, but the practice also provides regenerative and wellness-adjacent treatments that have become increasingly common in integrative clinics [source: clinic service data].

Podiatric and Regenerative Services:

• Stem Cell Therapy
• PRP Therapy
• Acoustic Wave Therapy
• Red Light Therapy
• PEMF Therapy
• Hyperbaric Oxygen

Wellness and Hormonal Services:

• TRT (Testosterone Replacement Therapy)
• NAD+ Therapy
• Hair Restoration
• ED Treatment

The range raises a reasonable question for prospective patients: is this a podiatry practice that has expanded into adjacent wellness services, or a multi-specialty wellness clinic? Based on the review data, the overwhelming majority of patient commentary addresses podiatric care specifically. Conditions mentioned include ingrown toenails, neuromas, gout, foot pain, and custom orthotics. The broader service menu does not appear prominently in the review corpus, which suggests that most patients are arriving for foot and ankle concerns and finding the podiatric care to be the primary draw.

Scheduling, Wait Times, and Operational Efficiency

Among the more consistent positive signals in the review data is operational efficiency. Fifteen reviews specifically addressed wait time, all positively. Sixteen addressed scheduling ease, also all positively. Same-day appointments for urgent presentations appear in multiple reviews, which is a meaningful data point for anyone dealing with acute foot pain.

The practice is located at 1880 N Congress Ave, Suite 309, Boynton Beach, FL 33426 [source: clinic data]. Published hours include Thursday 8 AM to 5 PM, though the full weekly schedule is available on the clinic's website [source: clinic data]. The phone number on file is (561) 778-2100 [source: clinic data].

Honest Breakdown: What the Lower-Star Reviews Say

The review distribution here is unusually concentrated. Of 152 reviews, 149 are five stars. There is one four-star review, one three-star review, and one one-star review. That totals three non-five-star reviews across the entire corpus, well below the five-review threshold that would warrant a dedicated friction section.

The single one-star review represents a negative data point but does not establish a pattern. Without the verbatim text of that review in the source data, no specific claim about its content can be made. The three-star review similarly lacks sufficient context to characterize. What the distribution does confirm is that dissatisfied patients are rare in this sample, and that the positive signal is not a product of a handful of outlier reviews inflating an otherwise middling average.

The two negative signals in the "results subjective" theme and the one in "follow-up care" suggest that a small number of patients had outcomes or care continuity experiences that fell short of expectations. Patients with complex or chronic conditions may want to discuss realistic timelines and follow-up protocols explicitly before beginning treatment.

When This Practice Is and Is Not the Right Fit

Likely a strong fit for patients who:

• Need prompt podiatric care for acute issues such as ingrown toenails, foot pain, or gout
• Prefer a physician who takes time to explain diagnostic findings and treatment options
• Value same-day or short-notice appointment availability
• Are interested in regenerative or advanced treatment modalities such as acoustic wave or laser therapy alongside conventional podiatric care
• Have ongoing foot and ankle conditions requiring continuity of care over multiple visits

Less likely to be the right fit for patients who:

• Are primarily seeking a multi-specialty wellness clinic focused on hormonal or systemic health optimization, as the review base suggests the practice's strongest documented track record is in podiatric care
• Require weekend or extended-hour availability (published hours list Thursday only; confirm the full schedule directly)
• Prefer a large institutional practice environment with multiple physicians on staff

How One Stop Foot and Ankle Care Compares Locally

The Boynton Beach area has a handful of clinics offering overlapping services, particularly in the regenerative and hormonal wellness categories. Two nearby competitors appear in the local landscape:

The comparison is instructive. Both competing clinics carry perfect five-star ratings, but each is built on 11 reviews. One Stop Foot and Ankle Care's 4.95 average is drawn from 152 reviews, a sample size that makes the rating statistically more durable. For patients specifically seeking TRT or hormone optimization as a primary goal, the specialist clinics may offer more focused expertise. For patients whose primary concern is foot and ankle health, the review volume and specificity at One Stop Foot and Ankle Care represent a stronger evidentiary basis for confidence.

Frequently Asked Questions, Drawn from Patient Review Themes

What is Dr. Burakovskiy's approach to explaining diagnoses and treatment options?

Communication quality appeared positively in all 29 reviews that addressed it. Patients consistently describe a physician who walks through diagnostic findings and lays out options before proceeding. One reviewer noted that the doctor "explained all options and took care of my issue." Another described in-office X-rays being used to identify the source of recurring pain, with treatment options then presented and carried out in the same appointment. Patients who have felt rushed or under-informed at other practices appear to find the communication style here notably different.

Can I get a same-day appointment for an urgent foot problem?

Multiple reviews mention same-day appointments for urgent presentations, including acute pain and conditions requiring immediate attention. The scheduling theme in the review data is uniformly positive across all 16 reviews that addressed it. That said, same-day availability depends on daily schedule capacity and is not guaranteed. Calling the clinic directly at (561) 778-2100 is the most reliable way to confirm current availability [source: clinic data].

How long do appointments typically take, and is there a wait?

Wait time received positive commentary in all 15 reviews that mentioned it. Several patients specifically noted no waiting room delay. Appointment duration appears to vary by complexity, but multiple reviewers describe efficient visits that resolved their concerns in a single session. The practice's own name gestures at this: patients describing single-appointment resolution of their presenting issue appear in several reviews.

Does the practice handle surgical procedures, or only non-invasive treatments?

Surgical care is documented in the review data. One patient described a surgical procedure performed on December 13, 2024, for a painful foot condition, with follow-up care continuing through at least March 2026. Non-invasive and minimally invasive treatments, including injections, laser therapy, soft wave therapy, and custom orthotics, also appear repeatedly. The practice appears to offer both, with the treatment path determined by the patient's condition.

What specific conditions does Dr. Burakovskiy treat most frequently, based on patient reviews?

Conditions mentioned explicitly in the review corpus include ingrown toenails, neuromas, gout, recurring foot pain, and conditions requiring custom orthotics. Laser treatments for nail conditions appear in multiple reviews. One reviewer described a neuroma treated with a single injection. Gout received a specific mention in a review praising prompt diagnosis and treatment. The practice's service listing also includes regenerative therapies, though these appear less frequently in patient-reported outcomes within the current review set.

How does the staff compare to the physician in terms of patient experience?

Staff quality appeared in 77 of 152 reviews, all positively. This is notable because staff commentary in medical practice reviews often skews more mixed than physician commentary. Here, the two track closely. Several reviewers specifically mentioned the doctor's assistant as "very helpful and experienced." The front desk and nursing staff receive consistent mentions for courtesy and professionalism. One reviewer described the entire organization as "very professional" after noting that every staff member was "kind and courteous."

Is this practice appropriate for pediatric patients?

At least one review describes a parent bringing a child to the practice for custom insoles. The experience was described positively, with the physician taking time to explain the process and address parental concerns. The review data does not suggest any restriction on younger patients for podiatric concerns, though parents should confirm the practice's pediatric scope directly before scheduling.

What regenerative services does the practice offer beyond standard podiatry?

The clinic lists stem cell therapy, PRP therapy, acoustic wave therapy, red light therapy, PEMF therapy, and hyperbaric oxygen among its services [source: clinic data]. In the review data, soft wave therapy and laser treatment are mentioned by name in patient accounts. One patient described receiving soft wave therapy and laser treatment in a single appointment for recurring foot pain. The broader regenerative service menu, including NAD+ therapy and hyperbaric oxygen, is not prominently discussed in the current review corpus.

What is the physical environment of the clinic like?

Reviewers describe the space as "elegant" and "tidy," with one reviewer specifically using the phrase "elegant, tidy environment." Another describes the office as "very relaxed and welcoming." The suite is located on the third floor of a medical office building on North Congress Avenue in Boynton Beach, FL [source: clinic data]. The overall impression from the review data is a setting that reads as professional and well-maintained rather than clinical or impersonal.

Does Dr. Burakovskiy handle ongoing treatment relationships, or is this primarily a one-visit practice?

Follow-up care appeared in 11 positive reviews and one negative review. Multiple patients describe returning for continued treatment, including laser therapy, post-surgical follow-up, and monitoring of chronic conditions. One reviewer described an ongoing relationship spanning at least 15 months of documented visits. Patients seeking continuity of care for longer-term foot and ankle conditions appear to find the practice accommodating of that need.

How does the practice handle first-time patients?

Several reviews are explicitly from first-time patients, and the commentary is consistent. New patients describe being seen promptly after completing intake paperwork, receiving thorough initial evaluations, and leaving with a clear understanding of their diagnosis and next steps. One reviewer noted that the experience as a new patient was positive for both herself and her husband. The pattern across first-visit reviews suggests a consistent onboarding experience rather than a variable one.

What should patients know about the practice's approach to pain management during procedures?

Patient commentary on procedural experience is generally positive. One reviewer described a neuroma injection that "did NOT even hurt," noting this as a notable outcome. Ingrown toenail procedures receive repeated mentions in the context of comfort and speed. The bedside manner commentary across the review corpus suggests a physician attentive to patient anxiety and discomfort, though individual procedural experiences will vary by condition and patient sensitivity.

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One Stop Foot and Ankle Care sits at 1880 N Congress Ave, Suite 309, in Boynton Beach, FL 33426. The practice can be reached at (561) 778-2100, and additional information including the full weekly schedule is available at onestopfootandanklecare.com [source: clinic data]. The review record here is one of the more consistent in the local podiatric space, grounded in a sample size that makes the 4.95 average genuinely meaningful rather than statistically fragile.

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This is not a treatment recommendation. It is a directory entry. Any treatment decision belongs with a licensed physician who can examine the patient and evaluate their specific case.