1. General Foot and Nail Care

• Treatment for ingrown toenails, fungal nails, and thickened or brittle nails.
• Corn and callus removal.

2. Custom Orthotics and Shoe Recommendations

• Assessing foot mechanics and prescribing custom orthotics or footwear for support and pain relief.

3. Wound Care

• Managing and treating foot ulcers, particularly for diabetic patients.
• Preventive care to reduce infection risks.

4. Biomechanical Assessments

• Analyzing gait and foot posture to identify issues like flat feet, overpronation, or misalignments.
• Developing treatment plans to improve mobility and prevent injuries.

5. Surgical Procedures

• Performing bunion surgeries, hammertoe correction, and other foot-related procedures.
• Removing plantar warts or ingrown toenails that require surgical intervention.

6. Sports Injury Management

• Treating foot and ankle injuries such as sprains, fractures, or Achilles tendonitis.
• Rehabilitation therapy and prevention strategies for athletes.

7. Diabetic Foot Care

• Monitoring circulation, sensation, and skin health to prevent complications.
• Providing regular assessments and personalized care plans.

8. Pediatric Podiatry

• Treating conditions in children such as flat feet, pigeon toes, or toe walking.

9. Arthritis and Joint Pain Management

• Addressing joint deformities or pain caused by arthritis.
• Recommending treatments to improve foot function and reduce discomfort.

10. Shockwave Therapy

• Non-invasive treatment for conditions like plantar fasciitis, heel spurs, or Achilles tendonitis.

1. Structural and Biomechanical Issues

• Flat feet, high arches, and overpronation.
• Plantar fasciitis, heel spurs, and Achilles tendonitis.

2. Nail Disorders

• Ingrown toenails, fungal infections, and nail deformities.

3. Skin Conditions

• Corns, calluses, warts, cracked heels, and athlete’s foot.

4. Diabetic Foot Complications

• Ulcers, poor circulation, neuropathy, and infection management.

5. Bunions and Hammertoes

• Joint deformities that cause pain and difficulty walking.

6. Sports Injuries

• Stress fractures, shin splints, sprains, and overuse injuries.

7. Arthritis

• Rheumatoid arthritis or osteoarthritis affecting foot and ankle joints.

8. Pediatric Foot Conditions

• Clubfoot, flat feet, or gait abnormalities in children.

9. Infections

• Bacterial or viral infections, such as warts or infected ingrown toenails.

10. Nerve Problems

• Neuromas (nerve inflammation) or nerve pain caused by biomechanical imbalances.