Your Experienced Podiatrists in Forster

Offering Foot Care Therapies

Our feet are with us every step of the way through life. From going shopping and taking the dog out for a walk to standing all day at work, it’s important for us to keep them healthy so we’re able to comfortably complete a wide variety of tasks. That’s why at Forster Podiatry, our qualified Podiatrists have been offering foot care and treatments for locals from Forster and surrounds for nearly 20 years. 


At our clinic, we provide professional Podiatric therapies for a large range of foot disorders and ailments, including treatments for ingrown toenails, calluses, corns, sports and every day injuries as well as Assessments for Orthoses, Diabetes, Vascular, neurological and arthritic conditions.


Initial consultations take 45 minutes to an hour in order for us to tailor a therapy plan specific to your needs. Follow up appointments are 20-30 mins. Contact our friendly team today on (02) 6555 5808 to book an appointment.

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About Our Treatments

At Forster Podiatry, our experienced podiatrists can assist you with: 


  • Nail care: We provide nail care for elderly and disabled patients who are unable to reach their feet by themselves.
  • Wound care: A number of foot wound therapies are available at our clinic, including debridement, dressings, padding and immobilisation boots.
  • Corns & calluses: Our Podiatrists can treat your corns and calluses. We can also help you prevent your feet from developing these thickened areas of skin by assisting you with choosing proper footwear and providing innersole deflections and orthotics to help balance these areas of pressure.
  • Ingrown toenails:  We can help you manage ingrown toenails with regular podiatry care. If you have infections or are suffering from recurring ingrown toenails, we can also perform Partial or total nail avulsion surgery with nail matrix phenilsation.
  • Fungal nail infections: Our Podiatrists can discuss with you topical and oral medications to assist you with managing fungal nail and skin infections.



Would you like to learn more about the treatments we offer? Get in touch with us today to make an enquiry.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What causes foot calluses?

    There are a few different things that can cause foot calluses, including:  


    • Wearing ill-fitting shoes: This is one of the most common causes of foot calluses. If you wear shoes that are too tight or too loose, it can put extra pressure on certain areas of your feet, which can lead to calluses. 
    • Standing for long periods of time: If you stand for long periods of time without taking a break, it can also put extra pressure on your feet and lead to calluses.  
    • Having certain medical conditions: Some medical conditions, such as diabetes, can cause changes in the way your body metabolises sugar. This can lead to changes in the structure of your skin and make you more prone to developing calluses. 

  • How do I know if my ingrown toenail is infected?

    If you have redness, swelling, pain or drainage from your ingrown toenail, it may be infected. If the infection is severe, you may have a fever. Get in touch with us right away if you think you have an infected ingrown toenail.

  • How can I prevent ingrown toenails?

    To prevent ingrown toenails, you should: 


    • Trim your toenails straight across and not too short 
    • File the edges of your toenails after trimming 
    • Wear shoes that fit well and do not crowd your toes 

  • What can I do to prevent fungal nail infections?

    Fungal nail infections are difficult to prevent, but there are some things you can do to lower your risk. Firstly, practice good hygiene and keep your nails clean and trimmed. You should also avoid walking barefoot in public places and wear shoes that allow your feet to breath. If you have a chronic medical condition, talk to us today to learn more about your risk of developing a fungal nail infection.

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