Functional Feet Podiatry

We are committed to keeping children, adults & elderly stay on their feet by diagnosing & treating conditions associated with lower limbs, catering for all age groups & activities. Whether you’re an active participant in sport, a weekend warrior, a casual stroller or you have concerns about your children’s feet an assessment will be done on your feet & sound professional advice will be given.

Treatments & Services:

Treating painful ingrown toe nails.
Corns.
Callus.
General nail & foot treatments.
Fungal nail advice & treatment.
Gait analysis (the way you walk).
Growing pains.
Sport injuries.
Rehabilitation: programs for weak and tight lower limb and foot muscles.
Dry needling.
Diabetic assessment: vascular and neurological.
Foot health care education.
Custom made orthotic therapy.
Footwear advice.

Assessment Of:

General foot pain.
Heel pain.
Ankle pain.
Knee pain.
Lower leg pain.
Muscle pain.
Sole of foot pain.
Toe pain.

Products and Services

Issues

Ankles, Feet, Heels, Knees, Legs, Limbs, Nails, Skin

Services

Assessments, Footwear Advice, HICAPS

Catering To

Adults, Children, Infants, Seniors, Sportspeople, Veterans

Keywords

Ankle Pain, General Nail & Foot Treatments, Callus, Knee Pain, Sport Injuries, Podiatrists, Dry Needling, Functional Feet Podiatry, Treatments, Corns

FAQs

What is PNA?

A PNA is a minor nail surgery procedure conducted in the podiatry room under local anaesthetic. Once the toe is numb to ensure a pain free surgery a small section of the narrow problematic portion of the nail is removed, a chemical is then applied to the root of the nail to prevent that section of nail regrowing.
Do you provide diabetic assessment?

Diabetic assessment of the feet involves: testing the quality of blood flow to the feet with a doppler device, nerve testing is to detect the response of nerves to the feet - how much sensation you are feeling and diabetic foot education is given to ensure your feet get the best care.
What is dry needling?

Dry needling is a mildly invasive procedure in which a thin filament needle is inserted into the skin and muscle directly at a trigger point. A trigger point is a small muscle fibre contraction causing knots, which are related to the production and continuance of the pain cycle. They often occur as a result of muscular dysfunction and stress.

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