1. Medical Nail Cutting
Trimming toenails might not sound like a medical procedure, but for many people — especially those with diabetes, arthritis, poor eyesight, or mobility issues — it can be challenging. Podiatrists are trained to cut nails safely and correctly, reducing the chance of injury or infection. We trim straight across and manage thickened or hard nails using sterile tools designed specifically for the job.

2. Treating Ingrown Toenails
An ingrown toenail can be incredibly painful, often red, swollen, and sometimes infected. Podiatrists can gently and safely remove the offending part of the nail, provide relief on the spot, and if needed, perform a minor procedure to prevent it from coming back. We also educate patients on how to avoid recurring problems with proper footwear and nail care habits.

3. Managing Fungal Nail Infections
Discoloured, thick, brittle nails are often caused by fungal infections, which can be stubborn if not treated properly. At our clinic, we diagnose the condition accurately and offer treatment options ranging from topical solutions to in-clinic therapies like nail debridement. In some cases, regular thinning of the nail helps improve comfort and the effectiveness of treatment.

4. Nail Surgery (When Needed)
For recurring or severe nail issues, such as chronic ingrown toenails, podiatrists can perform minor nail surgery under local anaesthetic. This is a quick, effective, and relatively painless way to resolve long-standing problems for good.

5. Ongoing Nail Maintenance
Some patients see us regularly for routine nail care — particularly those with conditions that put them at higher risk, such as diabetes. Regular visits can help prevent complications and keep nails looking and feeling their best.