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Podiatry for Kids 2- 12

The Lower limb develops from birth to the teenage years. During this developmental phase we as parents watch with excitement as our children rise up and begin to explore. We sometimes notice things such as tripping, or an odd looking limb position. In most cases this is normal due to the way the leg bones develop.

Podiatry for Teenagers 12-18

Teenagers are rapidly changing and growing toward adulthood, and possess an attitude of invincibility. In some cases this can mean they can be unwilling to seek help about a foot or lower leg inujry. As parents you often notice changes in your children, such as how they walk and may get that gut feeling that there is a problem.

Podiatry for Adults

During the adult phase of our lives working hard during the week and playing harder during the weekend is how we do it! It is a time when we want to prolong our best selves, and when clinging to our passions is a priority. Sadly as we enter this phase of our lives our body can fail us.

Podiatry for Seniors

As we age caring for our feet can become difficult. Simply being able to cut your toenails can become a very difficult task.There are other problems such as hard skin or callus, Corns which cannot be self treated. As you age your feet can change dramatically.