Feet Ease Podiatry in Boondall, Queensland, Australia | Medical and health

Feet Ease Podiatry

Locality: Boondall, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 7 3162 0271

Address: Shop 7, 2128 Sandgate Rd 4034 Boondall, QLD, Australia

Website: http://feeteasepodiatry.com.au

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23.01.2022 Hi all We are in the process of moving clinic from shop 4 to shop 7 at Sue's Corner. We will be available at the new clinic from Monday July 2. However, our Telco has managed to cut off our phone line before connecting the new clinic, so if you have been trying to call us and can't get through - that is why. Please email us instead and we will call you back. Thanks for your patience.

22.01.2022 Severs disease or Calcaneal Apophysitis is the most common cause of heel pain for kids between 7 and 14 years old. This is the result of overuse and repetitive stress being placed on the growth plate of the Calcaneus (heel bone). If your kids are experiencing this, we suggest visiting your Podiatrist, who can assess the feet and make any necessary recommendations.

22.01.2022 Foot pain? See your Podiatrist!

21.01.2022 Hi all We are in the process of moving clinic from shop 4 to shop 7 at Sues Corner. We will be available at the new clinic from Monday July 2. However, our Telco has managed to cut off our phone line before connecting the new clinic, so if you have been trying to call us and cant get through - that is why. Please email us instead and we will call you back. Thanks for your patience.

21.01.2022 Summer is officially here folks! You know what that means: outdoor activities and open-toed shoes. Neglected feet and unkempt toes are not a pretty sight. Good news! This can be remedied by a visit to your friendly Podiatrist. Sure, you can try to soften your heels with all kinds of home remedies, but for the BEST results, our friendly Podiatrists can remove the dead skin from your heels and trim those toes in just 30mins leaving them soft, smooth and ready for sandals.... Call Feet Ease Podiatry today (07 3162 0271) and ask one of our friendly Pods to sort those cracked heels and unruly toenails for you.

19.01.2022 Happy Monday! Come in and visit us at Feet Ease to find your Happy Feet! Our first class and friendly podiatrists are able to diagnose and manage conditions of the foot such as: Heel / Arch / Toe pain ... Bunions Achilles tendonitis Corns Calluses Warts Ingrown toenails Foot ulcers You do not generally need a referral to arrange an appointment with Feet Ease Podiatry, however if you have a DVA treatment card, or you are being managed under an Enhanced Primary Care (EPC) you will require a GP referral. Call our clinic today on (07) 3162 0271 to arrange an appointment. We look forward to being of service to you.

19.01.2022 Did you know? A quarter of all your bodys bones are in your feet. Both of your feet have a total of 52 bones. Approximately 40 per cent of Australians will experience some form of foot problems in their lifetime. If you experience foot pain, see your Podiatrist!

19.01.2022 See a Podiatrist as part of your regular health check! Appointments available, give us a call on 07 3162 0271.

19.01.2022 PODIATRIST WANTED Feet Ease Podiatry is looking for a Podiatrist to join the team. The position will include mixed clinic, biomechanical, aged, and diabetes care. Full time or part time. Looking for a change or just starting out? Apply by email in the first instance to [email protected].

18.01.2022 Happy New Year everyone! Your favourite podiatrists are back on deck as of Monday 7 January 2019. In the meantime, consider just how far your feet carry you in life. You’ll likely walk/jog/run millions of kilometres during your lifetime! As we all grow older, the bottom of your feet can lose the soft tissue fat and skin elasticity, making it thin and vulnerable to injury. You can develop bone deformities such as bunions or arthritis. Nails can become more brittle, thicker a...nd harder, making it more difficult for you to trim and increasing the risk of ingrown toenails and fungal infection. Your feet can mirror your health warning signs can be dry skin, brittle nails, burning or tingling sensations or numbness. If these occur, call our clinic on 07 3162 0271 to arrange an appointment with on of our friendly and fully accredited podiatrists. Your feet will love you for it!

17.01.2022 If youre having any issues with ingrown toenails, bunions, nail or skin infections, or foot pain in general, then call us to make an appointment with one of our fully qualified and friendly podiatrists who will be able to assist you. In the meantime: Tips for when youre buying new shoes - The heel of your shoe shouldnt be any higher than 2.5cm. Anything above that adds extra pressure to the balls of your feet.... - To reduce the risk of fungal infection, shoes should be made from material that breathes. - A cushioned insole will help to absorb shock and reduce pressure on your feet. - Your shoes should fit your feet securely. If your feet have to do all the work to hold onto your shoe and keep it in place, (Im looking at YOU ballet flats!), then youre likely to develop strained foot muscles and cramps. - Pointy shoes should be avoided as regular wearing of this style can result in an increased risk of developing bunions and/or claw toes. Your shoes should fit properly, support the kind of activity youre engaging in and should not hurt your feet when wearing them.

16.01.2022 Feet Ease Podiatry extends the Happiest of New Year wishes and hope 2016 has terrific things in store for all. Clinic is open again for business on Monday 4 January 2016. We look forward to seeing you all soon!

14.01.2022 Our dear valued clients, it would seem that Optus are still no closer to reconnecting our telephone. In the mean time, if you need to contact us, please email us at [email protected], or send us a PM through facebook and we will be in contact as soon as we can. Thanks for your patience.

14.01.2022 Dont forget to take care of your feet in the heat!

13.01.2022 Our phone woes continue, please contact us via our email address ([email protected]) or here on Facebook. Hopefully our telecommunications issue will be resolved soon.

12.01.2022 Check out the new website at: http://www.feeteasepodiatry.com.au/

12.01.2022 Tips to maintain injury free lower limbs. - Appropriate footwear dont forget to wear the appropriate shoe for the particular activity; - Strap or tape ankle joints that are prone to rolling to maximise stability; - Dont forget to warm up and cool down and stretch! Regular stretching helps you to maintain good flexibility and increases your muscle strength; - Make sure that the intensity and duration of your training is increased gradually and remember to allow adequate recovery time between sessions.

11.01.2022 Optus have now managed to divert our clinic number - we are contactable via telephone again. 07 3162 0271 for all your podiatry needs. Happy days!

09.01.2022 If you’re having any issues with ingrown toenails, bunions, nail or skin infections, or foot pain in general, then call us to make an appointment with one of our fully qualified and friendly podiatrists who will be able to assist you. In the meantime: Tips for when you’re buying new shoes - The heel of your shoe shouldn’t be any higher than 2.5cm. Anything above that adds extra pressure to the balls of your feet.... - To reduce the risk of fungal infection, shoes should be made from material that breathes. - A cushioned insole will help to absorb shock and reduce pressure on your feet. - Your shoes should fit your feet securely. If your feet have to do all the work to hold onto your shoe and keep it in place, (I’m looking at YOU ‘ballet flats’!), then you’re likely to develop strained foot muscles and cramps. - Pointy shoes should be avoided as regular wearing of this style can result in an increased risk of developing bunions and/or ‘claw’ toes. Your shoes should fit properly, support the kind of activity you’re engaging in and should not hurt your feet when wearing them.

05.01.2022 Christmas is fast approaching folks, we have a limited number of available appointments until we close on Friday the 21st of December. If your feet need attenti...on before you go on holidays, give us a call on 3162 0271. Clinic reopens for trading in the new year on Monday the 7th January 2019. See more

04.01.2022 Tips to maintain injury free lower limbs. - Appropriate footwear don’t forget to wear the appropriate shoe for the particular activity; - Strap or tape ankle joints that are prone to rolling to maximise stability; - Don’t forget to warm up and cool down and stretch! Regular stretching helps you to maintain good flexibility and increases your muscle strength; - Make sure that the intensity and duration of your training is increased gradually and remember to allow adequate recovery time between sessions.

04.01.2022 Happy New Year to all. We are back on deck and looking forward to a great 2012!

01.01.2022 Don't forget to take care of your feet in the heat!