Standard Podiatry
The regular foot care provided by a podiatrist (foot specialist) to maintain healthy feet and prevent or manage common foot problems — especially for people with conditions like diabetes, poor circulation, or limited mobility.




The regular foot care provided by a podiatrist (foot specialist) to maintain healthy feet and prevent or manage common foot problems — especially for people with conditions like diabetes, poor circulation, or limited mobility.




Foot Assessment
• Checking skin condition, nails, circulation, and sensation.
• Identifying calluses, corns, ulcers, infections, or deformities.
• Assessing footwear and gait (how you walk).
Nail Care
• Trimming and thinning thickened or ingrown toenails.
• Managing fungal or damaged nails.
Callus and Corn Removal
• Safely reducing hard skin and corns to relieve pressure or pain.
Skin Care
• Treating dry, cracked heels or minor infections (like athlete’s foot).
Advice and Education
• Guidance on daily foot care, proper footwear, and orthotics if needed.
• Advice on managing risk factors (e.g., for diabetic foot ulcers).
Follow-Up Schedule
• Frequency varies:
Every 6–12 weeks for ongoing issues.
Every 3–6 months for preventive care.
More often for diabetic or vascular patients.

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