Podiatry Skin & Nail Services
Healthy skin and nails are the foundation of comfortable feet. Our podiatrists combine a thorough assessment with evidence-based treatments, in a clinic that puts hygiene and comfort first.
From ingrown and fungal toenails to corns, callus and warts, we find the cause and help you look after your skin and nails for the long term.
Healthy skin and nails are the foundation of comfortable feet. Our podiatrists combine a thorough assessment with evidence-based treatments, in a clinic that puts hygiene and comfort first.
“Good nail and skin care starts with the whole foot.”
A cold, low-level laser used alongside nail care and topical treatment in the management of fungal nail infection. It treats all five toenails on a foot at once and doesn’t heat or burn the skin. Read more about fungal nail treatment →
This is done by a Podiatrist during a General nail and skin Podiatry treatment. It reduces thickened nails and helps topical treatments penetrate. Read more about fungal nail treatment →
A thin composite brace that gently guides an involuted or ingrown nail into a flatter shape as it grows. Read more about ingrown toenail treatment →
A composite resin that restores the appearance of an individual’s natural nails. Remodelling an individual’s damaged nails affected by defects or trauma.
Partial nail avulsion: a partial removal of a section of nail and its connecting matrix (root) under local anaesthetic. Read more about ingrown toenail surgery →
Total nail avulsion: complete removal of the nail and matrix.
Falknor’s needling: for stubborn plantar warts, done under local anaesthetic to help your immune system recognise and respond to the virus. Read more about plantar warts →
Including treatments for fungal nails and skin, and plantar warts. Fungal nails → Plantar warts →
Blood tests, oral medications.
Understanding what is going on is a big part of your care. Sometimes the best option is no treatment at all: a clear explanation, practical advice and a plan you can manage yourself. Explore our Education page →
New to us? Treatment starts with an assessment so we can work out the right plan.
A proper assessment gives us the right diagnosis and a clear picture of your goals, so your plan heads in the right direction from the start. Book an assessment to discuss which treatment options may be appropriate for you.
We see self-managed and plan-managed NDIS participants for Skin & Nails and Pain & Movement care. We are not able to see NDIA-managed participants. Read more about NDIS podiatry →
Let’s find the cause together and create a plan to keep your skin and nails healthy.
Book an Assessment →A referral is not usually required for a private podiatry appointment.
A referral may be needed when accessing podiatry through Medicare or another funded program. Please check the requirements of your individual arrangement before booking.
The toe is numbed with a local anaesthetic before the procedure, so most people feel the injection and then pressure rather than pain. Your podiatrist will talk you through aftercare and pain relief.
Toenails grow slowly, so improvement is gradual. A big toenail can take 12 to 18 months to grow out fully, so treatment is usually a plan over several months with regular reviews.
Yes. Our instruments are cleaned and sterilised in an autoclave between every patient, in line with Australian infection control standards.
Please remove nail polish before appointments where we need to assess or treat your toenails, so we can see the nails clearly.
Podiatry may be included under extras or ancillary cover, but rebates vary between insurers and policies. Please check directly with your health fund before your appointment.
