Treatment of nails, callus and corns with steam sterilized medical instruments. Some examples of nail conditions that frequently require medical attention are: elongated, thick, curved or ingrown nails.

Used for treatment of foot pain by redistributing pressure and reducing forces on soft tissues.

A sharp spike of nail can pierce the skin causing pain, swelling or infection. Sometimes this can be treated conservatively in one to two visits. Other times an in office nail procedure is performed under local anaesthetic.

The most common cause of heel pain is plantar fasciitis. It is characterized by heel pain in the morning with first few steps. Stretching exercises, use of appropriate footwear, custom foot orthotics and shockwave therapy can help resolve plantar fasciitis and prevent its reoccurance.

Warts are a virus that enters the top layer of skin. It can grow in a single lesion or in clusters. Based on patient preference and practitioner recommendation, a variety of acids can use used to remove warts. In office surgical procedures such as needling and excisions are also effective treatment options.

Used for treatment and prevention of spider veins, varicose veins and swelling. Offered in a variety of styles including athletic, nylons and merino wool.

Also known as extracorporeal shockwave therapy. It is a treatment that uses low energy sound waves to treat chronic conditions such as plantar fasciitis and achilles tendonitis. Mild discomfort can occur during treatment and most patients report improved symptoms in 1-3 sessions.

Forefoot pain can occur with a pinched nerve, loss of fatty padding and an inflammed joint capsule. Proper assessment is recommended to determine a diagnoses and treatment plan.