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Regular cutting and shaping of toenails to prevent them from becoming too long, thick, or misshapen.
Overgrown or improperly trimmed nails can cause pain, snag on socks, or lead to ingrown toenails. For people with reduced mobility or poor eyesight, trimming safely can be difficult.
A foot health practitioner trims nails correctly, reduces thickness if needed, and ensures nails are shaped to prevent future problems.
Corns are small, hardened areas of skin caused by pressure or friction, while calluses are larger patches of thickened skin.
Left untreated, they can cause discomfort, pain when walking, and even ulceration in people with diabetes.
By safely removing the corns and reduce calluses using specialist tools, advise on footwear, and help prevent recurrence.
A fungal infection that causes nails to become thick, discoloured, brittle, or crumbly.
Fungal nails can spread to other nails or skin, cause embarrassment, and make walking uncomfortable.
By reducing nail thickness, improve appearance, and guide patients toward effective antifungal treatments or medical referral if needed.
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When the edge of a toenail grows into the surrounding skin, causing pain, swelling, and sometimes infection.
Untreated ingrown nails can lead to severe infection and pain, especially in people with diabetes or poor circulation.
By carefully remove the offending nail edge, relieve pressure, dress the toe if infected, and provide advice on prevention.
Specialised care for people with diabetes, who are at higher risk of foot problems due to reduced circulation and nerve damage.
Even small cuts or pressure points can lead to ulcers, infections, and serious complications if not managed.
By carrying out routine checks, trim nails safely, remove corns/calluses, and monitor for early signs of complications—helping prevent serious issues.
Splits or fissures in the skin of the heel, often caused by dryness, pressure, or ill-fitting footwear.
Cracks can be painful, bleed, or become infected if deep. They can also affect mobility and confidence.
By gently removing hard skin, apply moisturizing treatments, and advise on footwear and daily care to keep heels smooth and healthy.
Regular care of the feet, including nail checks, skin assessment, light trimming, and monitoring for any early signs of foot problems.
By performing thorough foot checks, managing minor issues before they worsen, and keeping feet in a healthy, comfortable condition through regular care
Improper nail trimming can lead to ingrown toenails, breakage, pressure
discomfort, or difficulty walking. This is particularly important for individuals with poor
eyesight or reduced flexibility.
By trimming nails safely, shaping them to prevent future problems, and reducing nail thickness where needed to improve comfort.
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