Treatment & Services
Whether your suffering from a foot injury or lower limb injury, skin and nail condition or are looking for orthotic devices to relieve your foot pain, our experienced podiatrists will work to recommend the best treatment plan to alleviate your condition. Our treatment and services include biomechanical 3D gait analysis, surgical nail interventions, nail fungal treatment, orthotic therapy, sports podiatry, foot assessments for children or diabetic foot care. Explore more about our treatment and service below.
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Custom-Made Orthotics
Dance Podiatry
Diabetes Foot Care
Diabetic Foot Screening
Foot Mobilisation Therapy
Footwear Assessment and Advice
Gait Analysis
Geriatric Elderly Podiatry
Home Visits
Injury Prevention and Intervention
Lower Leg & Foot Injuries
Paediatric (Children's) Podiatry
Shockwave Therapy
Skin & Nail Care
Sports Podiatry
Sports Podiatry
Sports Podiatry is the assessment, diagnosis and treatment of foot, ankle and lower limb disorders for all levels of sports. A sports podiatrist can evaluate, through gait analyses and specific testing any biomechanical discrepancies that has led to your injury or recurrent injuries, and improve function.
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Skin & Nails
The Foot Practice can assess, diagnose and treat an array of skin and nail conditions, both common and rare. Whether you have fungal nail infection, painful corns and calluses, ingrown toe nails, or plantar warts, our podiatrists can help. Find out more about prevention and treatment of various skin and nail conditions.
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Paediatric Podiatry
Paediatric (Children’s) Podiatry provides specialised services for children aged 2 and above to young adults. The growing lower limb goes through a series of developmental changes and each milestone can result in a wide range of conditions and issues.
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Geriatric Elderly Care
Throughout our lives, we walk many thousands of miles and as we age, the capacity of the foot to carry out its function reduces with the inevitable wear and tear within the joints and a variety of systemic diseases that can affect the foot.