More about podiatry
Podology is a specialized medical science that focuses on the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of problems related to the feet, ankles, and lower extremities. This field combines medical and therapeutic approaches to provide comprehensive care for foot health and comfort.
A therapeutic pedicure, also known as a medical pedicure, is a specialized procedure that is applied to:
- Prevention or treat problems related to the nails, skin and feet.
- Dealing with various conditions such as:
- Fungal infections (onychomycosis)
- Bacterial infections
- Ingrown toenails and granuloma
- Nail detachment (onycholysis)
- Inflammation of the skin fold
- Thickening of the skin on the soles of the feet (keratosis)
- Deep cracks on the feet (ragades)
Additional conditions treated:
Plantar viral warts (chicken pox)
Different types of calluses (including conical)
Diabetic foot
Specialized methods:
Orthodontics - the placement of braces (splints) to correct ingrown nails.
Why is podiatry important?
The feet are the foundation of our body, bearing its weight and playing a key role in maintaining proper posture and movement. Problems with them can lead to discomfort, pain and even more serious conditions affecting overall health.
Therapeutic pedicure is suitable for people of all ages - from active athletes to people with chronic diseases or old age. It provides specialized care for foot health, helping with a variety of problems and preventing complications.
