A soft or semi-rigid in-shoe device designed to reduce pressure and provide comfort for painful or vulnerable areas of the foot. Read more at https://erinapodiatry.com.au/biomechanical-assessments/

Pain or injury affecting the Achilles tendon, often caused by overuse, poor biomechanics, or tight calf muscles.

A detailed podiatry appointment that examines your foot and lower limb alignment, walking pattern (gait), joint range, and muscle function to help diagnose pain and plan treatment.

Inflammation of the fluid-filled sacs (bursae) near joints, often causing foot pain under the ball of the foot or around joints.

A thickened area of skin caused by repeated pressure or friction, commonly found on heels or the balls of the feet.

Inflammation of the joint capsule, often causing forefoot pain, especially under the second toe.

Individually designed insoles or shoe inserts made using scans or impressions of your feet, manufactured on-site at Erina Podiatry to correct alignment or reduce pressure.

A general term for inflammation of the skin, which can affect the feet and may be caused by allergies, irritants, or infection.

An annual check-up for people with diabetes that includes nerve and circulation testing, education, footwear advice, and prevention strategies for serious complications. Check out what we do for diabetic foot health.

A non-invasive test that uses sound waves to check blood flow in the feet and lower legs.

Thinning of the protective fat under the heel or ball of the foot, which can lead to pain or increased pressure.

Cracks in thickened or dry skin, particularly on the heels, which can be painful and prone to infection.

Adjustments made to shoes such as adding padding, wedges or changes to the sole to improve comfort and reduce pain.

An observation of your walking pattern to identify abnormal foot function that may cause pain or injury.

A common condition involving inflammation of the plantar fascia, a thick band of tissue under the foot, often causing pain with first steps in the morning.

A toenail that grows into the surrounding skin, causing pain, swelling, and sometimes infection.

Hands-on therapy used to gently move stiff or misaligned joints to reduce pain and improve motion.

General forefoot pain, often under the ball of the foot, usually related to increased pressure on the metatarsal heads.

A painful nerve condition affecting the ball of the foot, commonly between the third and fourth toes.

Surgical removal of part or all of a toenail. A Partial Nail Avulsion treats ingrown nails, while a Total Nail Avulsion is used for severely damaged nails.

Pre-made shoe inserts typically found in pharmacies. These offer general cushioning but limited support compared to custom orthotics.

A support or insert worn inside the shoe to help with foot alignment, reduce pain, or manage conditions such as flat feet or heel pain.

A minor surgical procedure to permanently remove the section of a toenail that repeatedly becomes ingrown. See what types of nail surgery we perform: https://erinapodiatry.com.au/nail-surgery/ 

Inflammation of the plantar fascia, a thick band of tissue running under the foot, often resulting in heel pain. Check out our website to see what we can treat: https://erinapodiatry.com.au/biomechanical-assessments/ 

A viral skin infection that appears as a wart on the sole of the foot. These can be painful, especially when walking.

A chronic skin condition that can affect the feet, causing scaling, dryness, and discomfort.

A common cause of heel pain in children, related to growth and tension in the heel bone.

Custom-moulded soft toe props, separators or cushions used to relieve pressure, correct deformities or prevent corns.

The careful removal of dead or thickened skin, such as corns or calluses, to relieve pain and prevent infection.

Inflammation of the lining of joints, sometimes felt as aching or throbbing pain in the foot or ankle.

A general term for tendon injury or inflammation, including conditions like Achilles tendonitis or tibialis posterior dysfunction.

Soft or silicone devices placed between or under toes to relieve pressure, prevent rubbing, and support foot function.

An open wound on the foot, often caused by poor circulation, nerve damage, or pressure. Requires expert podiatry care to heal and prevent infection.

Tests performed to assess blood circulation in the feet and lower legs, especially important for people with diabetes or vascular disease.

The medical name for plantar warts – growths caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV) on the soles of the feet.

Podiatry treatment for chronic or complicated foot wounds, involving cleaning, dressing, offloading pressure and addressing underlying causes. Read more at https://erinapodiatry.com.au/podiatry/