Our podiatry clinic specializes in diagnosing and treating a wide array of foot disorders, deformities, and general foot conditions. We offer comprehensive foot care and expert advice for patients of all ages, addressing issues related to various medical conditions.

Whether you're struggling with a painful lesion, hard skin, or thickened nails that require professional attention, our general podiatry services aim to provide relief and promote pain-free mobility, enabling you to walk comfortably once again.

If you notice one or more of the following symptoms in your nails, you may be experiencing nail fungus:

• Thickened nails

• Whitish to yellow-brown discoloration

• Brittle, crumbly, or ragged nails

• Distorted nail shape

• Dark color due to debris accumulation under the nail

• Slight foul odor emanating from the affected nail

When addressing issues like foot pain, lower limb pain, hallux valgus, flat feet, high-arched feet, plantar fasciitis, and more, our pdoiatrist prioritize a comprehensive diagnostic approach. By evaluating the condition's severity, the patient's lifestyle, pain sensitivity, and other relevant factors, we tailor appropriate treatments to alleviate discomfort and promote recovery.

Diabetes can lead to reduced blood supply and nerve damage in the feet, increasing the risk of serious foot problems. It is crucial to undergo regular diabetes foot assessments by a podiatrist for early detection and appropriate care.

In diabetes, poor glucose control can result in two primary foot complications: peripheral neuropathy due to nerve damage and poor circulation leading to decreased blood supply.

Symptoms of nerve damage may include numbness, altered sensation, pins and needles, burning pain, and coldness in the legs and feet. Long-term complications can involve loss of protective sensation, decreased blood supply, heightened infection risk, diabetic foot ulcers, amputations, and gangrene.

During a diabetes foot assessment, the podiatrist conducts neurological, vascular, dermatological assessments, screens for skin cancers, provides general foot and nail care, and offers diabetic foot health education. Based on the assessment results, recommendations such as footwear modifications and orthotics may be suggested to alleviate high plantar pressure areas at risk of ulceration.

Following the assessment, tailored recommendations are provided to help achieve health goals, with follow-up appointments scheduled according to individual needs and desired outcomes.

Custom foot orthotics are specialized shoe inserts designed to address various foot and leg issues. Many biomechanical complaints such as heel pain, knee pain, and lower back pain can stem from poor foot function.

Orthotics work by realigning the foot and ankle bones to their neutral position, restoring natural foot function and potentially alleviating issues in other parts of the body.

Moreover, orthotics promote even weight distribution, easing pressure on sensitive areas like the ball of the foot, corns between toes, and bunions. They also offer shock absorption properties, enhancing overall comfort and support.

As children and toddlers grow and develop, they may encounter various foot problems. Early assessment of children's feet is crucial for early detection and intervention, preventing potential issues from escalating.

Prevention is key to maintaining optimal foot health in children. Common foot problems that may affect your child include clubfoot, heel pain (Sever’s Disease), ingrown toenails, knee pain (Osgood Schlatter’s disease), metatarsus adductus, sprained ankle, tarsal coalitions, tinea athlete's foot, and warts (verrucae).

By identifying and addressing these concerns early on, parents and caregivers can help ensure the healthy development and well-being of their children's feet.

The human body is intricately connected, and pain in one area can often be linked to issues elsewhere. Biomechanical Assessments examine the entire body to diagnose and address interconnected pain and injuries effectively.

A static and dynamic biomechanics assessment delves into lower limb function, meticulously analyzing for abnormalities and compensations. This assessment scrutinizes foot structure, posture, range of motion, plantar pressure, alignment, strengths, and weaknesses, extending to the pelvis, legs, and knees. Identifying weaknesses or structural problems in one area can lead to a better understanding of pain patterns in another.

Insights gained from a biomechanical assessment serve as the foundation for developing a tailored rehabilitation program. In cases where mechanical issues are identified, custom orthotics may be prescribed to address the problem effectively.