Thickened toenails the result of yeast or fungal infections, autoimmune disease or even yellow nail syndrome (NLS) tend to result in tend to be brittle and malodorous nails.

A comprehensive biomechanical assessment of one’s feet, knees, legs and hips is conducted which will dictate the treatment options available to you.

A number of conditions affect one’s heel including: Posterior tibial tendinopathy; Plantar Fasciopathy; Baxter’s neuritis and Arch strain among others.

Tinea pedis, the fungus that causes Athlete’s Foot is pervasive throughout the human population and it is likely that at some point most people will become infected with the virus.

Malodourous or stinky feet often belies an underlying medical cause and can affect anyone at any age, even if a person is not engaged in exercise or other activity requiring exertion.

Where a nail is pressing against the skin of the toe, we recommend surgically removing the corner of the nail by removing a narrow strip of nail from the base of the nail to the tip.

Corns are often a painful, patch of concentrated thickened skin, often circular in shape and clear or yellow in colour.

Sports activities such as running, jumping, heavy lifting and all manner of offensive and defensive field manoeuvres, place enormous strain on an athlete’s feet resulting in many sports related foot injuries.