Foot Right Podiatry offers an experienced team of podiatrists with specialised training to look after all your foot care needs. Our services include treatments for common foot ailments such as corns, calluses and ingrown toenails, foot injuries such as strains or sprains, and congenital foot disorders such as cavus feet or flat feet. Other services include sports podiatry, orthotics, paediatric podiatry, biomechanical assessment, and preventive foot care.
Our doctors are experienced health care providers of comprehensive diabetic foot management, from initial screening and assessment to the treatment of diabetes related foot complications.
At Foot Right Podiatry we look forward to meeting all your foot health needs. Contact us today.
We treat ingrown nails of all types every day. Often it is a simple and painless procedure that consists of removal of a small portion of the nail that has become lodged in the flesh. Generally, this treatment is pain-free and will have you walking out of our rooms much more comfortably than when you come in.
If you have a Gold Health Card For All Conditions, the Department of Veterans Affairs will pay for podiatry services that are available through the DVA scheme. If you have a White Health Card for Specific Conditions, the Department of Veterans Affairs will pay for podiatry services that are required because of an approved war or service – related injury or disease.
Foot Right Podiatry is able to support NDIS participants with their foot health. Whether that be for general foot care (like nail and skin care), or more complicated issues.
We are able to assess and treat self managed and plan managed children and adults with NDIS Plans.
Love a foot treatment but worried about the hygiene at your local nail salon? Fear not! Podiatrists can offer you a safe nail treatment that will get your skin and nails looking better than ever before. Podiatrists always follow strict guidelines for infection control for your safety.
Heel Pain is one of the most common foot conditions we see at Foot Right Podiatry. It is a broad term, and there are many conditions that may lead to you having pain predominantly in your heel area. The most common heel condition we see is Plantar Fasciitis or “Heel Spurs”.
Foot orthoses, or as they are commonly know, orthotics, are used to balance or align your feet and can be used to treat many conditions. There are different types of orthoses, depending on your specific foot problem. At Foot Right Podiatry, we guarantee the quality and the comfort of your custom orthotics, and will ensure the perfect fit. If your orthotic is not 100% comfortable for you, we will make it for you again.
What is Sports Podiatry?
Sports Podiatry is the term used to describe the analysis and treatment of the function of the foot, ankle and lower limb. We examine foot function by conducting a biomechanical assessment, analysing gait and testing muscle strength and function.
Sports Podiatry can be both a preventative measure and a means of treatment. A podiatrist will treat your existing injuries, as well as recommending ways to ensure the risk of injury is reduced in the future.
Treatment may include muscle stretching or strengthening programs, specific exercises, massage, taping, dry needling and the fabrication of orthotics to improve your functional alignment.
Biomechanics is the study of human movement and describes the forces which cause this movement - both internal (within your body) and external (ground forces). By conducting a biomechanical assessment, your podiatrist can examine the cause of a chronic injury or help you improve your performance.
At Foot Right Podiatry, we love to see kids! Kids feet are quite different to adult feet, and will go through various phases of development from early childhood until they finish growing.
Dry needling is a technique we use with great success at Foot Right Podiatry. The term refers to the placement of very fine needles (acupuncture needles) into trigger points located within muscles.
Who hasn’t had the experience of walking into a shoe store and being overwhelmed with the possibilities? It’s so hard to know what is the best shoe for you.
We treat problem nails every day! While you may find them embarrassing, we see problem nails all the time and can do wonders in the time it takes to have a consultation.
We treat callus and corns every day. Almost anyone can have a problem with hard skin on their feet, but it is more common as you get older.
Fungal infections of the nails and skin are very common in Sydney’s hot and humid climate. People will often present to us feeling embarrassed due to the unsightly appearance of their discoloured nails.
Verruca, or warts as they are commonly known, are caused by a viral infection - the human papilloma virus (HPV). Warts can occur anywhere on your body. They are commonly picked up in communal areas such as swimming pools, or gym showers. To reduce the likelihood of contracting or transmitting a wart, we advise you to always wear thongs on your feet in wet areas such as public showers and walkways.
Diabetes is a disease that prevents the body from maintaining healthy levels of glucose in the blood. Glucose is a form of sugar, and it is the major source of energy in our blood. Unhealthy levels of glucose in the blood can cause short term, or long-term complications.
Complications are the same for Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes, and include heart attack, stroke, kidney disease, limb amputation, depression, anxiety and blindness.
