Jacob Wynes, DPM

Dr. Wynes is national lecturer on Charcot neuroarthropathy, limb salvage as well as other foot and ankle disorders.

He was recently recognized as 2021 "Physician of the Year" at University of Maryland Midtown Campus and a "Top Doctor" in the specialty of Podiatry by Baltimore magazine in 2020.

Every patient is an individual, and Dr. Wynes believes in meeting patients' needs through comprehensive evaluation and treatment designed to help them achieve an active, pain-free lifestyle. Dr. Wynes provides each patient with communication and education so that he or she can make informed decisions regarding treatment.

Many conditions can be treated by nonsurgical techniques; however, in certain cases, surgery is the recommended treatment option. In his practice, Dr. Wynes combines leading-edge techniques with proven traditional methods to provide patients with the best foot and ankle care possible.

Dr. Wynes currently manages all facets of foot and ankle care for children and adults. With his additional fellowship training in foot and ankle deformity correction, he is able to provide the most up-to-date treatment options for congenital and progressive conditions.

His specialized training has equipped him with the skills to handle a vast array of issues, from the most basic bunion or hammertoe surgery to complex realignment and tendon transfers, with the utmost accuracy and precision. In addition, Dr. Wynes offers minimally invasive treatments, such as ankle arthroscopy and metatarsal lengthening.

He is program director for the University of Maryland Limb Preservation and deformity Correction Fellowship Program.

Related Videos

• MPT's Your Health: Dr. Wynes discusses foot problems and diabetes.
• Charcot: Dr. Wynes talks about charcot and how it's treated at UMMC.
• Limb Preservation: Dr. Wynes discusses the goal of UMMC's limb preservation clinic.