The clinic provides a broad range of podiatry services for patients of all ages, with a strong focus on helping people stay active, comfortable and confident on their feet. Their services include treatment for heel, foot and leg pain, sprained ankles, flat feet, ingrown toenails, corns and calluses, athlete’s foot, and a variety of other foot conditions.
Shoalhaven Podiatry Centre also provides diabetic foot care, with assessment and treatment aimed at reducing the risk of complications and helping patients maintain good foot health over the long term.
Biomechanical assessment is another important part of the clinic’s service. By assessing how the feet and lower limbs move and function, the podiatrists can help identify factors contributing to pain, injury or reduced mobility and provide appropriate treatment and footwear advice.
The clinic also offers paediatric podiatry, giving families access to assessment and treatment for foot and lower-limb concerns in children, as well as advice on footwear and healthy foot development.
The team includes podiatrists Christopher Megaly and Peter Atta, who bring interests across areas including heel pain, rehabilitation, wound management, diabetic foot care, routine nail care, orthotic fitting and podiatric nail surgery. The clinic places a strong emphasis on patient education and helping people understand how preventative care can support better long-term outcomes.
Shoalhaven Podiatry Centre also provides patients with access to selected foot-care products, including UreBalm urea creams and Nail Revive, complementing the clinical care provided within the practice.
Corns naturally regrow after they are removed
The skin is repeatedly responding to ongoing pressure or friction in that area
Removing a corn causes the surrounding skin to become thicker
Corns usually return because the skin is too dry
