Think only elderly people visit a podiatrist? Think again! We are proud to be a family podiatry centre, providing the very best in foot care for newborns right through to seniors. Continue reading →
Depending on your age or where you live, you might know them as flip flops, jandals, BBs, pluggers, or thongs. Whatever you call them, one of the most common questions we hear in our podiatry clinic is: “Are thongs bad for your feet?” Continue reading →
Although problems with your toes, feet and ankles are the most common reasons to see a podiatrist, this article details some of the more unusual ones. Continue reading →
If you live in the Redlands, we are your local heel pain clinic. Find out more about the causes and treatment options for heel pain problems. Continue reading →
We might be slightly biased, but we reckon we don’t just have the best Redlands podiatrist at our clinic – we have three of them! This month, we thought we’d spill the beans so you can find out what they get up to when they’re not providing expert foot care. Continue reading →
Ahhhhh summer holidays, a wonderful time of year when we can go footloose and fancy free! However, it’s also a time when our feet are more exposed – and that can lead to all sorts of problems, so it’s important that you don’t neglect your foot care in summer. Continue reading →
Children’s bodies grow and change so much in the first years of life that it can be hard to know what is normal, and what is not – which is why we get many parents calling or asking about podiatry for kids. Continue reading →
Have you ever worn socks with toes? If you’ve ever lived in a snowy climate, you’ll know that wearing gloves (where each finger is encased in a separate sleeve) is much more practical than mittens (where only the thumb is separated from the fingers). Continue reading →
your feet aren’t just connected, they bear the weight of the rest of your body. This is why foot problems can impact areas further up the skeletal and muscular system, such as your knees, hips, back, etc. If your feet are sore, your body will compensate and place undue strain on other areas. Continue reading →
If you’ve recently been diagnosed with diabetes, suddenly your calendar will fill with appointments for a whole team of health professionals such as a dietitian, optometrist, endocrinologist, and podiatrist, as well as your GP. Some will help you to manage your condition, while others aim to prevent complications. Continue reading →
