How often should a diabetic get a foot check?

At least once a year — more often if you have neuropathy, prior ulcers or poor circulation.

Can foot ulcers heal without hospital admission?

Most early ulcers respond well to structured out-patient wound care, offloading and infection control.

Do you advise on diabetic footwear?

Yes, we guide patients on appropriate footwear and insoles to prevent recurrence.

Diabetic Foot Podiatry

Specialist foot care for diabetic patients — prevention, wound care and complication management.

Overview

Diabetic foot problems are one of the most preventable yet under-treated complications. Our podiatry service focuses on early detection, meticulous wound care and patient education to keep you walking safely.

Benefits

Diabetic foot screening and risk assessment
Ulcer and wound management
Callus and nail care
Footwear guidance
Prevention of amputations

Common conditions we treat

Diabetic foot ulcersNeuropathy-related foot changesFungal infectionsIngrown toenailsCharcot foot risk

Our treatment approach

We combine clinical foot examination, offloading strategies and infection control with clear patient education. Every diabetic patient at our clinic is offered a foot screening as part of routine care.

Frequently asked questions

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