- How it works
Podiatry is a specialisation that can help relieve pain in the foot and improve quality of life. With conditions such as diabetes, regular visits to a podiatrist may save and prolong lives. The Podiatry Clinic’s services include: Nail trimming; Debridement including removal of corns and calluses; Ingrown toenail removal; Treatment of verrucae and of fungal infections in the foot; Diabetic foot screening; Biomechnical evaluation and insoles. The podiatrist evaluates and treats presenting conditions affecting the feet and lower legs. - The Process
Clients experiencing any from a number of concerns involving their feet, may book an appointment to be seen by a qualified and experienced podiatrist. The podiatrist may proceed with any of the following actions: Take a medical history; Physically examine their client; Diagnose foot conditions and treat disorders of the foot and ankle; Recommend treatment options- including orthotics or stretching ; Advice upon the appropriate shoes or insoles to wear to support feet and reduce the risk of injury; Provide follow-up care. - Why we love it
Feet’s health is the podiatrist’s main focus and concern.
Podiatry Clinic
Footsteps to Wellness: Your Journey Begins at Our Podiatry Clinic
Footsteps to Wellness: Your Journey Begins at Our Podiatry Clinic.
TREATABLE CONCERNS
Nail trimming & removal of calluses & corns
Removal of calluses & corns
Nail trimming
Biomechanical assessment
Biomechanical assessment (with foam box)
Biomechanical assessment sports injury (MA)
Biomechanical assessment sports injury (MI)
Diabetic foot screening (doppler ultrasound and nerve testing)
Draining of wet blister/haematoma
Ingrown toe nail removal (1-2 sides)
Ingrown toe nail removal (3-4 sides)
Ingrown toe nail removal (follow-up)
Ingrown toe nail removal (with L.A )
Ingrown toe nail surgery (1 toe)
Ingrown toe nail surgery (2 toes)
Ingrown toe nail surgery (follow-up PNA/TNA 1 toe)
Ingrown toe nail surgery (follow-up PNA/TNA 2 toes)
Nail fungal infection
Nail reduction
Skin fungal/bacterial infection
Removal of foreign body
Treatment of ulcer
Treatment of ulcer (small)
Treatment of verrucas (cryotherapy 1-2 verrucas)
Treatment of verrucas (cryotherapy 3-4 verrucas)
Treatment of verrucas (dry needling)
Treatment of verrucas (follow-up)
Treatment of verrucas (post-op cryotherapy over-reaction)
Treatment of verrucas (post-op cryotherapy)
Treatment of verrucas (silver nitrate)
Treatment of verrucas (topical)
Consultation: Schedule a thorough consultation with your podiatrist to discuss your foot concerns, medical history, and the proposed treatment plan.
Bring Comfortable Footwear: Wear or bring comfortable footwear to your appointment, especially if you’re advised to change into specific shoes after the procedure.
Follow Pre-Procedure Guidelines: Adhere to any specific pre-procedure guidelines provided by your podiatrist. This may include instructions on medication, activity restrictions, or other preparations.
Follow Post-Procedure Instructions: Adhere strictly to the post-procedure instructions provided by your podiatrist. This may include guidelines for wound care, medication, and activity restrictions.
Elevate Your Foot: If applicable, keep your foot elevated to help reduce swelling. This is especially important in the initial days after certain procedures.
Wear Supportive Footwear: If your podiatrist recommends specific footwear or orthotics, wear them as instructed to support the healing process.
Maintain Foot Hygiene: Keep your feet clean and dry to prevent infections. Follow any specific hygiene recommendations provided by your podiatrist.
FAQS
Questions?
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Frequently asked questions on Podiatry Clinic.
What is Podiatry?
Podiatry is a branch of medicine focused on the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of conditions related to the feet, ankles, and lower extremities.
When Should I See a Podiatrist?
You should see a podiatrist if you experience foot or ankle pain, discomfort, injuries, infections, deformities, or any other issues affecting the lower extremities.
What Conditions Do Podiatrists Treat?
Podiatrists treat a wide range of conditions, including but not limited to:
- Bunions
- Ingrown toenails
- Plantar fasciitis
- Ingrown toe nails
- Verrucas and Warts
- Athlete’s foot
- Fungal infections
- Diabetic foot complications
How Can I Prevent Ingrown Toenails?
To prevent ingrown toenails, trim your nails straight across, avoid cutting them too short, wear properly fitting shoes, and maintain good foot hygiene.
Can Podiatrists Treat Sports Injuries?
Yes, podiatrists are trained to treat sports-related foot and ankle injuries. They can provide diagnosis, treatment, and recommendations for preventing future injuries.