Advanced Surgery.
Optimal Recovery.
Dr. Tyler Miranda, DPM, FACFAS, is the Chief of Surgery at Alam Podiatry. Specializing in complex rear foot reconstruction, limb salvage, and sports medicine, he empowers patients to make educated decisions for optimum health.
Chief of Surgery
Rear Foot Specialist
Clinical Hours & Location
Dr. Miranda specializes in complex cases and dedicates specific days to surgical consultations at our Floral Park center.
Surgical Center
Alam Podiatry – Floral Park, Queens
Surgical Leadership &
Academic Excellence
As Chief of Surgery, Dr. Miranda combines prestigious academic training with hands-on leadership experience.
Chief of Surgery
Leads the surgical division of Alam Podiatry, specializing in complex rear foot reconstruction and diabetic limb salvage.
Associate Program Director
Responsible for curriculum development and surgical training oversight for next-generation podiatric residents.
Chief Resident
Selected as Chief Resident due to outstanding clinical performance in comprehensive foot and ankle surgery.
Doctor of Podiatric Medicine
Earned doctorate from NYCPM in Manhattan. Served as a peer tutor in lower extremity anatomy.
"I take great satisfaction in empowering my patients. My job isn't just to treat the foot, but to educate you so you can reclaim your active lifestyle."
Dr. Tyler Miranda
Chief of SurgerySpecialized Surgical Care
Dr. Miranda employs advanced, evidence-based techniques to treat complex foot and ankle deformities, focusing on restoring function and mobility.
Rear Foot Reconstruction
Comprehensive correction for complex deformities affecting the heel and ankle, often caused by arthritis or trauma.
- Flatfoot Reconstruction
- Cavus Foot (High Arch) Repair
- Ankle Arthrodesis (Fusion)
Limb Salvage & Charcot
Advanced surgical interventions designed to save the limb in patients with severe diabetic complications.
- Charcot Reconstruction
- Diabetic Ulcer Management
- Infection Debridement
Sports Medicine & Trauma
Minimally invasive techniques to repair injuries in athletes, ensuring a faster return to peak performance.
- Achilles Tendon Repair
- Ankle Instability Stabilization
- Fracture Management
Elective Foot Surgery
Corrective procedures for common painful conditions, utilizing cosmetic incision approaches whenever possible.
- Lapiplasty® 3D Bunion
- Hammertoe Correction
- Neuroma Excision
Revision Surgery
Specialized correction for failed previous surgeries. Dr. Miranda repairs non-unions and recurring deformities.
- Failed Bunion Repair
- Non-Union Hardware Fix
- Scar Tissue Release
Pediatric Deformities
Compassionate surgical and conservative care for congenital foot conditions in children and adolescents.
- Pediatric Flatfoot
- Tarsal Coalition
- Clubfoot Management
Board Certification &
Fellowships
Recognized by the nation's leading surgical boards for maintaining the highest standards in reconstructive foot and ankle care.
Board Certifications
American Board of Podiatric Medicine
Board Certified in Podiatric Orthopedics and Primary Podiatric Medicine.
New York State Medical License
Fully licensed to practice Podiatric Medicine and Surgery in the State of New York.
Fellowships & Memberships
American College of Foot & Ankle Surgeons
Fellow status (FACFAS) indicates superior training and experience in surgical care.
American Podiatric Medical Association
Active member of the leading resource for podiatric information and advocacy.
What to Expect at
Your First Visit
We've streamlined our process at the Floral Park office to ensure your surgical consultation is efficient, comfortable, and focused entirely on your recovery.
Check-In & Arrival
Please arrive 15 minutes early to our Floral Park office. Bring your photo ID, insurance card, and any previous imaging (X-rays/MRI) relevant to your condition.
Surgical Consultation
Dr. Miranda will review your history and perform a specialized examination of the foot and ankle structure to assess candidacy for reconstruction or limb salvage.
Custom Treatment Plan
You will receive a clear diagnosis and a tailored plan. Whether it involves complex surgery or conservative care, Dr. Miranda explains every step in plain English.
Next Steps & Scheduling
Our surgical coordinator will handle insurance authorization for any procedures and help schedule your follow-up or surgery date seamlessly.
Frequently Asked
Questions
Common questions regarding Dr. Miranda's surgical practice, recovery timelines, and insurance coverage.
Does Dr. Miranda see patients for non-surgical issues?
Yes. While Dr. Miranda is the Chief of Surgery and specializes in complex reconstruction, he also treats general podiatric conditions including sports injuries, diabetic wounds, and dermatological issues. He believes in exploring all conservative options before recommending surgery.
What is "Limb Salvage" and who needs it?
Limb salvage involves advanced surgical techniques to save a foot or leg that is at risk of amputation due to severe infection, diabetic ulcers, or trauma. Dr. Miranda specializes in these complex procedures to preserve function and mobility for at-risk patients.
Do I need a referral to see Dr. Miranda?
Most insurance plans do not require a referral for a specialist visit. However, some HMO plans may require one from your primary care physician. We recommend checking with your insurance provider or calling our office for assistance.
What days does Dr. Miranda operate?
Dr. Miranda typically performs major surgeries on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays at North Queens Surgery Center or Kingsbrook. He holds clinic hours for consultations and follow-ups on Thursdays and Fridays at our Floral Park office.
What is Rear Foot Reconstruction?
Rear foot reconstruction addresses deformities or arthritis in the back part of the foot (heel and ankle). This includes correcting flat feet (fallen arches), cavus foot (high arches), and post-traumatic arthritis using advanced hardware and bone realignment techniques.
How soon can I walk after surgery?
Recovery varies by procedure. For minimally invasive surgeries, patients often walk in a boot immediately. For complex rear-foot reconstruction, a period of non-weight bearing (crutches or knee scooter) for 4-6 weeks is typically required to ensure proper bone healing.