Ben Lee

Chiropody treatment focuses on the assessment, treatment, and prevention of foot and lower limb disorders. Chiropodists, also known as podiatrists in some regions, are healthcare professionals specializing in foot care. Their treatments range from addressing common foot conditions like bunions and ingrown toenails to managing more complex issues like plantar fasciitis and foot injuries. Common Chiropody Treatments: Nail care: Chiropodists can trim and treat ingrown toenails, address fungal infections, and manage thickened or deformed nails. Orthotics: Custom foot orthotics, also known as insoles, are often prescribed to help correct biomechanical issues and alleviate pain. Soft tissue surgery: Chiropodists may perform surgical procedures on soft tissues, such as nail surgery, using local anesthesia. Medication: They can prescribe various medications, including oral and topical antibiotics, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, and inject corticosteroids. Wound care: Chiropodists provide care for foot wounds, including ulcers, and collaborate with other healthcare providers for diabetic foot care. There is no freezing / lidocaine injections at this clinic as we don't carry emergency medications and supplies.

Chiropody treatment focuses on the assessment, treatment, and prevention of foot and lower limb disorders. Chiropodists, also known as podiatrists in some regions, are healthcare professionals specializing in foot care. Their treatments range from addressing common foot conditions like bunions and ingrown toenails to managing more complex issues like plantar fasciitis and foot injuries. Common Chiropody Treatments: Nail care: Chiropodists can trim and treat ingrown toenails, address fungal infections, and manage thickened or deformed nails. Orthotics: Custom foot orthotics, also known as insoles, are often prescribed to help correct biomechanical issues and alleviate pain. Soft tissue surgery: Chiropodists may perform surgical procedures on soft tissues, such as nail surgery, using local anesthesia. Medication: They can prescribe various medications, including oral and topical antibiotics, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, and inject corticosteroids. Wound care: Chiropodists provide care for foot wounds, including ulcers, and collaborate with other healthcare providers for diabetic foot care.

During your initial appointment, the chiropodist will perform a detailed review of your medical history, your current lower extremity problems, as well as a hands-on examination of your feet, ankles, knees, legs and hips. A detailed treatment plan outlining different treatment options will be discussed and explained in detail. Depending on the nature of the problem, treatment can begin immediately.

Chiropody treatment focuses on the assessment, treatment, and prevention of foot and lower limb disorders. Chiropodists, also known as podiatrists in some regions, are healthcare professionals specializing in foot care. Their treatments range from addressing common foot conditions like bunions and ingrown toenails to managing more complex issues like plantar fasciitis and foot injuries. Common Chiropody Treatments: Nail care: Chiropodists can trim and treat ingrown toenails, address fungal infections, and manage thickened or deformed nails. Orthotics: Custom foot orthotics, also known as insoles, are often prescribed to help correct biomechanical issues and alleviate pain. Soft tissue surgery: Chiropodists may perform surgical procedures on soft tissues, such as nail surgery, using local anesthesia. Medication: They can prescribe various medications, including oral and topical antibiotics, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, and inject corticosteroids. Wound care: Chiropodists provide care for foot wounds, including ulcers, and collaborate with other healthcare providers for diabetic foot care.

During your initial appointment, the chiropodist will perform a detailed review of your medical history, your current lower extremity problems, as well as a hands-on examination of your feet, ankles, knees, legs and hips. A detailed treatment plan outlining different treatment options will be discussed and explained in detail. Depending on the nature of the problem, treatment can begin immediately.

Chiropody treatment focuses on the assessment, treatment, and prevention of foot and lower limb disorders. Chiropodists, also known as podiatrists in some regions, are healthcare professionals specializing in foot care. Their treatments range from addressing common foot conditions like bunions and ingrown toenails to managing more complex issues like plantar fasciitis and foot injuries. Common Chiropody Treatments: Nail care: Chiropodists can trim and treat ingrown toenails, address fungal infections, and manage thickened or deformed nails. Orthotics: Custom foot orthotics, also known as insoles, are often prescribed to help correct biomechanical issues and alleviate pain. Soft tissue surgery: Chiropodists may perform surgical procedures on soft tissues, such as nail surgery, using local anesthesia. Medication: They can prescribe various medications, including oral and topical antibiotics, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, and inject corticosteroids. Wound care: Chiropodists provide care for foot wounds, including ulcers, and collaborate with other healthcare providers for diabetic foot care.

Chiropody treatment focuses on the assessment, treatment, and prevention of foot and lower limb disorders. Chiropodists, also known as podiatrists in some regions, are healthcare professionals specializing in foot care. Their treatments range from addressing common foot conditions like bunions and ingrown toenails to managing more complex issues like plantar fasciitis and foot injuries. Common Chiropody Treatments: Nail care: Chiropodists can trim and treat ingrown toenails, address fungal infections, and manage thickened or deformed nails. Orthotics: Custom foot orthotics, also known as insoles, are often prescribed to help correct biomechanical issues and alleviate pain. Soft tissue surgery: Chiropodists may perform surgical procedures on soft tissues, such as nail surgery, using local anesthesia. Medication: They can prescribe various medications, including oral and topical antibiotics, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, and inject corticosteroids. Wound care: Chiropodists provide care for foot wounds, including ulcers, and collaborate with other healthcare providers for diabetic foot care.

A complimentary consultation with our resident chiropodist, to see if your concerns can be addressed with them.

This appointment includes a Comprehensive 3D scan of your feet and a Gait Analysis. If you are planning to submit your orthotics claim to your Extended Health Benefits and you are seeing a Chiropractor for this appointment, you will need a prescription from a physician to submit your orthotics claim. If you are seeing a Chiropodist, they will be able to write the prescription for you. We do not direct bill for products. Custom Orthotics cost $500.00, separate from the cost of this assessment.

Advanced medical nail + skin care includes treating the toenails and skin of the feet, and tending to any emerging foot concerns. It is a therapeutic dry pedicure (without the nail polish, soaking, scrub and massage) performed by a qualified chiropodist. Please note that there is no freezing / lidocaine injections provided.