Best Feet Podiatry

Do you have private health insurance, and does it cover podiatry?
As the end of 2023 approaches, it's important to note that most private health fund benefits expire on December 31st. Make the most of your podiatry benefits to avoid spending money on unused services. Our clinic offers a range of...

Heel cracks, those pesky fissures on the back of your feet, can be a real bother. They often result from dry skin, pressure, and ill-fitting shoes. Here's how to remedy and prevent them.

First and foremost, hydrate your feet daily with a nourishing foot cream. Apply it at bedtime and wear cotton...

A heel spur is a bony growth beneath the heel bone, usually stemming from chronic inflammation and strain on the plantar fascia ligament, leading to calcium deposits.

Causes involve chronic foot strain from activities like running, jumping, and prolonged standing, with added risk for overweight...

A male patient in his 40s came in with a severe fungal nail infection. His big toenails are extensively infected, and he has been dealing with this issue for many years, which has now become a source of significant concern.

Despite attempting various treatments, including laser therapy, he did ...

A plantar wart is a small, rough growth on the skin caused by a viral infection. They are generally harmless but can be bothersome or painful.


Warts are actually caused by a viral infection of the skin. The most common type of wart is caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV). Warts can be cont...

Foot mobilisation therapy (FMT) is a commonly employed technique in podiatry to address musculoskeletal issues and injuries in the lower leg and feet.

Its primary objective is to enhance the efficiency of foot and ankle structures by relieving tension and enhancing joint alignment.

FMT is a h...