Podiatry Oak Park
Don't let foot pain hold you back!
Melbourne Podiatry Clinic is your one-stop shop for healthy, happy feet.
What We Do
Our podiatrists are highly trained foot and ankle specialists who diagnose and treat a wide range of conditions, from common aches and pains to complex injuries and chronic conditions. We utilise advanced techniques and personalised treatment plans to get you back on track, pain-free and moving with confidence. Invest in your well-being, choose podiatry for a lifetime of foot health.
Melbourne Podiatry Clinic near Oak Park
From Oak Park, head south on Pascoe Vale Rd, turn right onto Fletcher St, continue onto Lincoln Rd, then make a right onto Mt Alexander Rd to reach our Essendon Clinic on your right.
Other nearby suburbs we service from our Essendon Podiatry Clinic
What We Offer
Our podiatry services encompass a wide range of foot and ankle concerns:
Foot pain relief
We address common conditions like plantar fasciitis, heel pain, and arch pain.
Sports injury treatment
From ankle sprains and stress fractures to Achilles tendonitis, we can help you recover from sports-related injuries.
Child & adolescent foot care
We address concerns like flat feet and ingrown toenails in children and adolescents.
Skin and nail care
We offer solutions for ingrown toenails, fungal infections, and other nail problems, including nail surgery when necessary.
Custom orthotics
We create personalized orthotics to improve foot function and alignment.
Gait analysis
We assess walking and running patterns to identify biomechanical issues.
Diabetic foot care
We help manage and prevent complications associated with diabetes, including neuropathy assessment.
Footwear advice
Our experienced podiatrists can guide you in choosing the right shoes for optimal foot health.
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Why Choose Us For Your Podiatry Care?
At Melbourne Podiatry Clinic, your foot health is our number one priority. We understand that foot pain can significantly impact your daily life, and that’s why we go above and beyond to ensure you not only experience relief but leave feeling better than before your issue arose. Our podiatrists are passionate about providing compassionate care, utilising the latest assessment and treatment techniques available. We believe in a personalised approach, tailoring treatment plans to your unique needs and goals. Whether you’re an athlete seeking peak performance or someone simply wanting to walk pain-free, we’re dedicated to helping you achieve optimal foot health and get back to enjoying life to the fullest.
FAQs about Podiatry
Questions? Read our FAQs below.
What conditions do podiatrists typically treat?
Podiatrists are foot and ankle specialists who address a wide range of conditions, including:
- Foot pain: Plantar fasciitis, heel pain, arch pain, forefoot and toe pain
- Sports injuries: Heel pain, ankle sprains, stress fractures and achilles tendonitis
- Nail problems: Ingrown toenails, fungal infections and thickened toenails
- Skin concerns: Calluses, corns, warts and athlete’s foot,
- Deformities: Bunions, hammertoes, flat feet and high arches
- Diabetic foot care: Management and prevention of diabetic foot complications
Should I see a podiatrist for my foot pain, or can I try to treat it myself?
For minor foot pain that lasts a few days and improves with rest and home remedies (RICE – rest, ice, compression, elevation), self-care may be sufficient. However, if the pain is:
- Persistent (lasting longer than a few days)
- Worsens with activity
- Interferes with your daily life
- Accompanied by swelling, redness, or numbness
It’s advisable to consult a podiatrist for a proper diagnosis and treatment plan. Early intervention can prevent complications and promote faster healing.
What happens during a podiatry appointment?
A typical podiatry appointment involves a comprehensive evaluation of your feet and ankles, including:
- Medical history review: Comprehensive discussion around your medical history, current symptoms, and lifestyle factors
- Foot and ankle examination: Checking for any abnormalities, swelling, or tenderness including a dynamic assessment in our gym
- Gait analysis: Observing your walking pattern to assess potential biomechanical issues.
- Diagnostic tests (if needed): X-rays, ultrasounds, or other tests to confirm diagnosis.
Based on the examination, the podiatrist will recommend the most appropriate treatment plan.
What treatment options do podiatrists offer?
Podiatrists offer a variety of treatment options tailored to your specific condition. These may include:
- Conservative measures: Rest, ice, compression, elevation (RICE), medication
- Orthotics: Custom shoe inserts to improve foot function and alignment
- Taping: Techniques to support specific structures or promote healing
- Manual therapy: Shockwave therapy, dry needling, soft tissue massage and joint mobilisation
- Rehabilitation exercises: VALD strength testing and prescription of strengthening and mobility exercises
- Minimally invasive procedures: Nail surgery, injections: local anaesthetic, cortisone (depending on the condition)
- Surgery: In some cases, referral to surgery may be necessary to correct certain foot and ankle problems.
How much does podiatry care cost?
The cost of podiatric care varies depending on the service provided, the complexity of your condition, and your insurance coverage. Our clinic accepts both Medicare and health insurance and will provide you with an estimate of the cost of treatment upfront. Be sure to check with your insurance provider to understand your coverage for podiatric services. Read here for more information about eligibility for Medicare payments with podiatry.
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