Our Services

Shockwave Therapy is an emerging treatment regularly used in sports and musculoskeletal medicine for soft tissue injuries (i.e. Achilles tendonitis, plantar fasciitis).

The NDIS is designed to support Australians living with a disability. Through this framework, eligible people with a physical, intellectual, cognitive or psychosocial disability are able to access the services they need to maintain and improve their skills and independence. 

Foot pain and pain in the lower leg can affect all areas of your life, and after a while can get you down. We can treat:

• Heel pain
• Plantar fasciitis
• Arch pain
• and more...

Orthotics are used to improve your foot’s function and improve the way you are moving. We conduct a thorough biomechanical assessment to determine the exact cause of your foot/leg pain. Using this assessment we can design and build a bespoke orthotic solution for you.

The foot and lower leg are among the most commonly injured area of the body when it comes to running and sport. We understand it is frustrating when an injury is holding you back from achieving your best performance. We can help with a treatment and rehabilitation plan to get you back out there.

Ingrown toenails can often be treated conservatively but when they can not, they may require a simple surgical procedure to be rid of them permanently.

Children’s feet differ from those of adults because they are growing quickly. This can lead to a range of problems, some of which are unique to children. Paediatric podiatry is focused on the the development of children’s feet.

Regular nail and skin care can prevent more serious complications down the track.

We offer a comprehensive service that deals with all aspect of foot care. In chronically problematic nails, a minor nail surgery might be appropriate.

Diabetes can have long term consequences on the foot and lower limb. Annual assessments with a podiatrist are a must for anyone suffering with diabetes. The feet are particularly at risk in people with diabetes. Most problems are preventable with good and regular podiatry care.