Podiatrist in Brighton

For those in Brighton, Foot Clinic delivers exceptional orthotics solutions and podiatric care.

How Can Podiatry Help?

Treatment for numerous foot, ankle, and lower leg issues and injuries is part of the services we offer, assisting patients in alleviating pain and restoring their normal activity levels.

Boasting a collective expertise of over 60 years, our Brighton podiatrists specialise in diagnosing and addressing a wide array of conditions affecting the foot and lower limb, including heel and foot pain, gait irregularities, skin problems, and ingrown toenails.

We undergo continuous training to bring you the latest and greatest treatment options.

Podiatry conditions we treat

Heel pain

Plantar fasciitis

Ingrown toenails

Plantar warts

Flat feet

Click To See Photos Of Common Foot and Nail Conditions

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Ulcerated bursa overlying a bad left bunion

Changed foot shape because of Charcot Marie tooth

Xray of bad bunion of fight foot with amputated toe

Fungal infection of toenail and verrucae under toenail

Forefoot varus - a cause of flat feet — Forefoot varus – a cause of flat feet

tight plantar fascia — Tight plantar fascia

Old blackened toenail being pushed off by new nail underneath

Lobster clawed foot - plantar view — Lobster clawed foot – plantar view

Intoed - low trans malleoli axis — Intoed – low trans malleoli axis

Turned out left hip after failed hip replacement surgery

Malacious malalignment syndrome - sitting — Malacious malalignment syndrome – sitting

Long toenails and corn on top of 4th toe

What To Expect at Your Podiatry Appointment

We welcome new patients at our two clinic locations. Our initial consultation for all new patients in Brighton is up to 40 minutes, standard appointment times are 30 minutes.

In your first appointment we will go through a detailed assessment of your foot and ankle including an analysis of your gait if required. This will give us the information we need to create a tailored treatment plan for your pain. Treatments can include orthotics, nail surgery and shockwave therapy as well as exercises to do at home that are designed to speed up your recovery.

Must I have a referral from a general practitioner to make a podiatry appointment?

You can book an appointment with us directly without the need for a GP referral. We also offer treatment covered through the Department of Veterans’ Affairs (DVA), and the Chronic Disease Management Programme (CDMP) with a referral from your doctor. We do not bulk bill.

How Do I Make A Podiatry Appointment?

If you are a new patient in Brighton, please complete our New Patient Registration form and submit this to either the Brunswick Foot Clinic or the Sandringham Foot Clinic.