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Kibibi Wanzu, DPM, is a caring and compassionate podiatrist who specializes in foot, ankle, and leg vein needs. Dr. Wanzu serves both children and adults in Newnan, Georgia.
As a native of Georgia, Dr. Wanzu is happy to deliver exceptional podiatry care to her local community. She completed her undergraduate studies in international affairs at Florida State University before transferring to Virginia Commonwealth University, where she studied forensic biology. After graduation, she pursued her doctorate in podiatric medicine (DPM) on an academic merit scholarship at Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine.
Dr. Wanzu received her medical training at the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, and during her time there, she served as a chief resident. With extensive training in reconstructive foot and ankle surgery, foot trauma, and diabetic limb salvage, Dr. Wanzu is highly experienced in treating the most serious cases of foot and ankle problems.
She also has advanced training in venous diseases, with experience in peripheral vascular sonography and VenaSeal® procedures.
Dr. Wanzu holds active membership in the American Podiatric Medical Association, Georgia Podiatric Medical Association, and the American Society of Foot and Ankle Dermatology. She is a highly trained and skilled podiatrist who is looking forward to any challenge, helping you achieve the relief you need to truly thrive.
A little about my education: I am originally from Duluth, Georgia. I attended North Georgia College on an military scholarship with the Georgia Army National Guard. I proudly served as a Combat Medic and Medical Officer for 9 years, and deployed to multiple locations in the US including New York City on September 11, 2001. I went to New York City for Medical School, and then to Los Angeles for my medical residency. During this time, I had the opportunity to work with some of the country's top foot and ankle surgeons in orthopedics and podiatry in the areas of: foot and ankle trauma, reconstructive surgery, orthopedic surgery, limb salvage techniques, external and internal fixation techniques, diabetic wound care, plastic surgery, minimally invasive surgery, foot and ankle trauma, and elective reconstructive procedures. Soon after residency, I also had the opportunity to travel to Russia for an advanced fellowship in external fixation techniques specific to trauma and deformities.
A little about my education: I am originally from Duluth, Georgia. I attended North Georgia College on an military scholarship with the Georgia Army National Guard. I proudly served as a Combat Medic and Medical Officer for 9 years, and deployed to multiple locations in the US including New York City on September 11, 2001. I went to New York City for Medical School, and then to Los Angeles for my medical residency. During this time, I had the opportunity to work with some of the country's top foot and ankle surgeons in orthopedics and podiatry in the areas of: foot and ankle trauma, reconstructive surgery, orthopedic surgery, limb salvage techniques, external and internal fixation techniques, diabetic wound care, plastic surgery, minimally invasive surgery, foot and ankle trauma, and elective reconstructive procedures. Soon after residency, I also had the opportunity to travel to Russia for an advanced fellowship in external fixation techniques specific to trauma and deformities.
A little about my education: I am originally from Duluth, Georgia. I attended North Georgia College on an military scholarship with the Georgia Army National Guard. I proudly served as a Combat Medic and Medical Officer for 9 years, and deployed to multiple locations in the US including New York City on September 11, 2001. I went to New York City for Medical School, and then to Los Angeles for my medical residency. During this time, I had the opportunity to work with some of the country's top foot and ankle surgeons in orthopedics and podiatry in the areas of: foot and ankle trauma, reconstructive surgery, orthopedic surgery, limb salvage techniques, external and internal fixation techniques, diabetic wound care, plastic surgery, minimally invasive surgery, foot and ankle trauma, and elective reconstructive procedures. Soon after residency, I also had the opportunity to travel to Russia for an advanced fellowship in external fixation techniques specific to trauma and deformities.
