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Welcome to Feet & Life Medical Footcare Clinic

Welcome to Feet and Life Medical Footcare Clinic! We’re here to keep you comfortable, healthy, and feeling great—with expert foot care and wellness support from our friendly team of Registered PodOrtho Foot Specialists, Foot Care Nurses and Healthcare Providers.

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common CONDITIONS

Conditions we treat with excellent care

Medical Foot & Lower Limb Care

Who Can Benefit from Medical Foot & Lower Limb Care?

We all depend on our feet to keep us mobile & healthy. We offer relaxing medical foot & lower limb care treatments at our clinic improving your foot health and comfort. People from all walks of life can benefit from medical foot and lower limb care. Maintenance medical foot care is important to prevent more serious foot complications.

Those with underlying health conditions such as; Diabetes, circulatory complications, arthritis, poor eyesight, skin and toenail conditions such as keratotic disorders such as; callouses, corns, plantar warts, ingrown toenails, fungal toenail infections, skin infections, joint problems, foot, ankle and/or heel pain such as plantar fasciitis, metatarsalgia, heel spurs, ligament sprains and strains and wounds benefit from seeing a Registered PodOrtho Foot Specialist regularly.

Taking care of your foot and lower limb health is essential to reduce risks of more complex conditions that can arise that can impact one’s overall health related quality of life.

Our Registered PodOrtho Foot Specialists and Advanced Foot Care Nurses deliver conservative, evidence based medical foot care that is solution based and affordable for all. Our clinic adheres to strict standards of practice in infection control as per public health mandates.

Diabetic Foot Care

Why Routine Diabetic Foot Care is Essential

Higher glucose levels over time can cause nerve damage in the extremities that may cause sensory, motor or autonomic nerve damage in the feet and lower limbs and other parts of the body such as; eyes, kidneys, muscles, tendons, ligaments, skin, nails and many other organs.

Peripheral neuropathy can contribute to many foot-related problems and if gone un-noticed, or left untreated such as sores, ingrown toenails, deformities, causing instability, and/or falls. Poor circulation is often a result of delayed wound healing, increasing risk for ulceration, persistent infections, and non-healing wounds, resulting in lower limb amputations. Prevention is the key to protecting your health and well-being.

Nail Infections

A Cure for Fungal Nails

The forefoot is generally an area of the foot that stays warm and damp, unfortunately making it a prime location for fungus to grow and thrive. If left untreated, seemingly harmless fungal infections can spread, which is why it’s so important to get professional help early on and learn about your treatment options.

Ingrown Toenails

An ingrown toenail occurs due to excess pressure to the top of the nail which forces the nail into the lower soft tissues causing discomfort and pain with the potential to cause infections.

Keratotic Disorders (Corns, Callouses and Fissures)

Soft tissues (skin) on your feet may develop hyperkeratotic conditions such as corns, callouses and/or fissures (cracks). These conditions are caused by various types of stressors.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Medical Foot care?

Medical foot care is professional care focused on maintaining the health, comfort, and function of your feet. It involves the assessment, treatment, and prevention of common foot conditions such as thickened nails, corns, calluses, cracked heels, skin concerns, and other foot-related issues

What Happens at Your First Medical Foot Care Appointment?

During your first medical foot care appointment, your foot care provider will begin with a thorough assessment of your feet and discuss any concerns, symptoms, or areas of discomfort you may be experiencing.

Does Medical Foot Care hurt?

Medical foot care should not be painful. Our trained foot care provider uses professional techniques and specialised instruments designed to safely and comfortably care for your feet.

Some areas may be sensitive, especially if you have thickened nails, corns, calluses, fissures, or other existing foot concerns. Your comfort is always a priority, and treatments can be adjusted to suit your individual needs.

Many clients find medical foot care relaxing and experience improved comfort after treatment. Regular appointments can also help prevent minor foot issues from becoming more painful or difficult to manage.