Deformed or ingrown nails often cause pain, inflammation, and discomfort when walking. Modern correction systems used by podiatrists restore the proper shape of the nail plate and prevent re-ingrowth. This gentle and effective method eliminates the need for surgery and allows nails to grow healthy and properly shaped.

A painful condition in which the nail grows into the skin. It's often caused by improper trimming, tight shoes, or injury. A podiatrist relieves pressure and inflammation, alleviates pain, and restores normal nail growth.

Impacts, pressure, or wearing tight shoes can cause nail trauma, including discoloration, thickening, splitting, or even partial nail plate loss. A podiatrist professionally treats the damaged area, removes deformed fragments, and stimulates the proper growth of a new, healthy nail. If necessary, specialized protective and restorative techniques are used to protect the nail and improve comfort in everyday life.

Blisters often develop from wearing uncomfortable shoes for long periods or from severe stress. However, if they burst or become infected with bacteria, they can become inflamed, causing pain, redness, and swelling. A podiatrist cleans and treats the affected area using a sterile and gentle technique, administering specialized therapy to control the infection and protect the skin from further complications. After the procedure, care and preventative recommendations are provided to speed recovery and prevent recurrence.

Thickened layers of skin resulting from prolonged pressure or friction. A podiatrist removes the thickened skin and provides professional advice on preventing recurrence.

Excessive foot sweating leads to unpleasant odor and increases the risk of fungal infections. A podiatrist uses treatments to manage this condition and restore freshness and comfort.

This condition affects both the nails and the skin of the feet. A podiatrist removes the affected areas and provides treatment to restore the health and beauty of the nails.

Foot problems are common in diabetics due to poor circulation and nerve damage. A podiatrist conducts regular checkups and prescribes specialized procedures to prevent serious complications.

A problem that often leads to pain and the risk of infection, a podiatrist removes the thickened skin and restores the softness and healthy appearance of the heels.

A problem that often leads to pain and the risk of infection, a podiatrist removes the thickened skin and restores the heel's softness and healthy appearance.