1. Nail Care

• Trimming, filing, and shaping of toenails (especially for thickened or hard-to-cut nails).
• Managing ingrown toenails or recurring nail problems.

2. Callus and Corn Removal

• Reducing painful calluses or corns caused by friction or pressure.

3. Fungal Infections

• Identifying and managing fungal nail or skin infections like athlete’s foot.

4. Wound Care

• Monitoring and treating minor wounds, especially for diabetic or high-risk patients.
• Ensuring proper healing of blisters, ulcers, or minor cuts.

5. Diabetic Foot Care

• Regular assessments for circulation, sensation, and early signs of complications.
• Preventive care to reduce the risk of infections or amputations.

6. Orthotic Support

• Guidance on the use of insoles, orthotics, or footwear to relieve pressure and support foot health.

7. Skin Care

• Moisturizing dry or cracked heels and managing peeling or scaling skin conditions.

8. Education and Advice

• Teaching patients about proper foot hygiene and care.
• Offering tips on footwear selection, managing chronic conditions, and preventing foot complications.

1. Diabetes-related Foot Issues

• Neuropathy (loss of sensation).
• Poor circulation and risk of ulcers.

2. Fungal Infections

• Onychomycosis (fungal nail infections).
• Athlete’s foot (tinea pedis).

3. Corns, Calluses, and Bunions

• Pressure-related foot deformities and skin thickening.

4. Ingrown Toenails

• Painful nails that grow into the surrounding skin, often requiring professional care.

5. Arthritis-related Foot Pain

• Joint pain or deformities caused by arthritis.

6. Plantar Warts

• Viral infections on the soles of the feet.

7. Heel Pain

• Conditions such as plantar fasciitis or cracked heels.

8. Dry, Cracked Skin

• Issues caused by age, medical conditions, or improper foot care.