Skin and nail conditions

Entire Podiatry are the first clinic in Queensland to offer laser podiatry using the Cutera GenesisPlus laser system. Not all lasers are equally effective, and the results in treatment of fungal nail conditions with the GenesisPlus laser system are outstanding.

Fungal nail infections are a common ailment that can be easily spread from person to person. Fungal nail infections are often contracted by walking barefoot in public swimming pool changerooms or showers, as these are perfect environments for the fungus to thrive.

Warts are caused by a virus, which can affect any part of the skin. The hands and feet are common hotspots for warts. Not only can they be unsightly, warts on the bottom of the feet can also make it uncomfortable to walk. Entire Podiatry has achieved some spectacular results through using laser technology in treating warts, with some of our patients gaining relief from warts after many years of unsuccessfully trying other treatment modalities. We also offer conservative (acid-based) wart treatment.

Ingrown toenails are frequently painful and most often affecting the big toe, although any nail can be involved. Effective treatment includes ingrown toenail surgery, which offers a permanent solution to ingrown toenails in many cases.

Corns and calluses are a common condition that involves a thickening of the skin in areas of friction. While calluses can be uncomfortable and unsightly, corns tend to be more painful and are often located on or between toes and in areas of high pressure.

Cracks in the heels can range from mild to disabling, depending on their depth and associated infection. If you are prone to developing cracked heels, this link offers tips and advice for self-treatment as well as identifying when to seek professional input.

Otherwise known as ‘Athlete’s Foot’, this common skin infection can cause peeling and itching around the toes. Visit this link for more information about effective treatment and prevention of tinea.

Most of us have experienced the pain of foot blisters at some stage. But what is the best way to avoid this common problem, and how should you care for a blister if you have one? Click here for our expert advice.

Black toenails are a common problem in runners, particularly long-distance or marathon runners. The problem occurs due to repeated trauma to the toes from running, especially if footwear is not the ideal fit. Entire Podiatry can offer treatment and tips to help avoid this problem.