General Podiatry

General podiatry is important in the prevention of nail and skin complications. This includes, nail and skin care, wart treatment, skin infections and management of foot and toe deformities.

As the foot grows, many different changes occur. We can help with treating flat feet, walking difficulties (in-toe, out-toe, toe walking), congenital foot conditions, any pain or mal-alignment related to the lower limb and feet. Advice and recommendations are given for footwear, orthotics and activity to ensure optimal foot health for your child.

Sporting injuries can occur from acute trauma or repetitive stress that results in overuse type injuries, associated with athletic activities. Sports injuries can affect soft tissue (muscle, ligaments and tendons), nerves and bony structures.
Many lower limb overuse sporting injuries can be treated by a podiatrist.

Diabetes can have a number of important effects on the feet. Prevention is the best cure when it comes to caring for your feet with diabetes and regular podiatry visits are essential. We are here to help and will make sure you get the best foot care to help prevent any diabetic complications.

Customised foot orthotics prescribed by a podiatrist can be very helpful in the treatment of lower limb, foot, knee, hip and back pain fatigue and/or function.
The feet form the base of the body, and if there is a misalignment in the feet this can lead to abnormal loads and pressures on the rest of the body. We use state of the art 3D digital scanners to take impressions of your feet and use only high quality materials in the manufacturing process.
Your orthoses will be as practical as possible when it comes to shoe fitting.

Ingrown toe nails should be seen by a podiatrist promptly before pain and infection become severe. We are experienced in the both conservative and surgical treatment of ingrown toe nails.