Manning Podiatry in Perth, Western Australia | Podiatrist

Manning Podiatry

Locality: Perth, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 6317 9025

Address: Suite 12/10 Conochie Cres, Manning 6152 Perth, WA, Australia

Website: https://www.manningpodiatry.com.au/

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21.01.2022 Our very own Dr. Hannah Chun disinfecting a patient’s big toe with prep solution prior to a minor in-office surgical procedure - partial nail avulsion (PNA) with phenolisation Ingrowing toenails are one of the most commonly seen podiatric conditions in our clinic. More often than not, patients present to the clinic with infection of the skin surrounding the nail due to an ingrowing nail. Left untreated, the infection could potentially spread further causing systemic iss...ues for the patient. Depending on the severity of the ingrown toenail, the offending nail can be non surgically removed at the initial consult which in most cases subsides the infection, otherwise a course of antibiotics may be required by your GP. If it is an ongoing issue the Podiatrist will discuss having a PNA for a long term solution to the condition. Do you have an ingrown toenail that has been worrying you? Don’t let it fester and come have it checked! Our Podiatrists at Manning Podiatry pride our gentle but skilled approach to conservatively or surgically removing an ingrown toenail. Book now for an appointment at https://manning-podiatry.cliniko.com/bookings#service

17.01.2022 Here are some health tips to keep your feet in tip-too shape ! Try them out today and let us know which one is your favourite tip. Ours is tip no 2. Happy Feet!

11.01.2022 Manning Podiatry Our mission is to help our patients on their journey to finding happier and healthier feet. We have a dedicated team of clinicians who are able to assess, diagnose and implement patient-specific treatment plans for feet and lower limbs conditions. We are committed to work with you towards getting you back on your healthiest feet. ... Your foot health is our priority! If you are currently experiencing pain in the foot or any relevant foot problems, have the flexibility to book an appointment online at a time that mutually suits you and us! We hope to see you soon in our clinic! Book an appointment online here: https://manning-podiatry.cliniko.com/bookings#service

10.01.2022 Are you currently experiencing foot pain? Tired of constantly putting up with your foot issues? Have you finally decided to get it sorted? We are here to help! =) Come into our clinic at Manning for a comprehensive podiatry consult today. If you would like an appointment with one of our podiatrists at Manning Podiatry, please: ... Book online at: https://manning-podiatry.cliniko.com/bookings#service OR Call us on: (08) 6317 9025 See more

08.01.2022 It's summer time here in Aussie land This means our feet are getting exposed to the dry heat of summer air more often as we're being more active in thongs. Manning Podiatrists have been seeing a lot of patients with dry heels during this season, which can be quite uncomfortable to walk on when developed into fissures. ... At Manning Podiatry, we are firm believers that prevention is better than cure. It's time to get your feet summer-ready now. Book online at https://manning-podiatry.cliniko.com/bookings#service or call (08) 63179025. #manningpodiatry #crackedheels #summertime

03.01.2022 Our very own Dr. Hannah Chun disinfecting a patients big toe with prep solution prior to a minor in-office surgical procedure - partial nail avulsion (PNA) with phenolisation Ingrowing toenails are one of the most commonly seen podiatric conditions in our clinic. More often than not, patients present to the clinic with infection of the skin surrounding the nail due to an ingrowing nail. Left untreated, the infection could potentially spread further causing systemic iss...ues for the patient. Depending on the severity of the ingrown toenail, the offending nail can be non surgically removed at the initial consult which in most cases subsides the infection, otherwise a course of antibiotics may be required by your GP. If it is an ongoing issue the Podiatrist will discuss having a PNA for a long term solution to the condition. Do you have an ingrown toenail that has been worrying you? Dont let it fester and come have it checked! Our Podiatrists at Manning Podiatry pride our gentle but skilled approach to conservatively or surgically removing an ingrown toenail. Book now for an appointment at https://manning-podiatry.cliniko.com/bookings#service

20.12.2021 The Team at Manning Podiatry will be taking a break to recharge this holiday season. Manning Podiatry will be closed from the 24/12/2021 and re-open on the 04/01/2022. Thank you for your ongoing support in 2021. ... We wish you have a very Merry Christmas and a wonderful New Year ahead. We can't wait to see you again in 2022. Yours with kind Regards, The Team @ Manning Podiatry

08.12.2021 - Exercises for your Bunion - One of the associated causes of bunion deformities is the presence of muscle weakness in the foot, especially the intrinsic muscles that holds the bones in your foot together. Rehab therapy is generally recommended for our patients as part of their treatment plan. Note: these exercises are mainly prescribed to strengthen the soft tissue structures of the foot. They are not meant to "correct" bunion deformities. ... These exercises are as easy as their names suggest and they usually can be completed within 10 - 15 mins 1. Short foot exercise: shorten your foot by lifting the arch of your foot upwards with your forefoot and heel place firming on the ground. 2. Toe spreaders: fan your toes outwards 3. Toe curls: grab a towel / sock by curling your toes 4. Heel lifts: lift your heels by going up on your tippy toes. NB: Perform each exercise 5 times and repeat the set 3 times daily. All strength comes from repetition. Overtime, with some consistency and persistency, you will noticed your feet getting (& feeling) stronger. Don't take our word for it. Try them out yourself. #bunion #exercise #podiatry #manning

23.11.2021 Bunion Surgery: Do I need it? Bunion surgery is usually recommended when: - You are experiencing severe foot pain when walking in comfortable and supportive shoes - You are experiencing chronic inflammation and swelling on the big toe joint ... - Conservative management fail to relieve symptoms - Bunion leads to formation of lesser toe deformities - There is associating arthritis in the big toe joint The goal of surgery is to relieve pain and correct foot deformity as much as possible, and that it is not meant to improve the appearance of the foot. At Manning podiatry, our own podiatric surgeon, Dr Hannah Chun, is able to provide surgical consult in regards to your bunion pain / symptoms. Depending on the severity of bunion deformities and symptoms, different surgical approaches will be discussed. If you are experiencing painful bunion, we think it’s time for you to take care of your foot and take action today by seeking professional help. #bunions #bunionsurgery #podiatry #surgery

11.11.2021 - An Overview On Bunion - We're talking about the bony bump at the side of your foot. (Yes, there is a name for it.) The scientific term for Bunion is Hallux Abductovalgus. ... Hallux = the big toe Abductovalgus = the change in direction of the toe in relation to central line of the foot No two bunions are the same. Some bunion are asymptomatic, while some can be extremely painful to walk on, impacting your daily activities. Depending on severity of your bunion symptoms, certain treatments will be recommended for you. Before you buy a toe / bunion splinter in hopes to "correct the shape of your foot", it's wise to speak to your podiatrist / health care profession about the available treatment options. #bunions #podiatry #whyihavebunions #manning

02.11.2021 TOPIC OF THE MONTH - BUNION - Ah ! What an interesting topic. ... This is by far one of the most commonly asked forefoot condition. There are so many misconceptions when it comes to bunion. Throughout the rest of the month, we will slowly (and surely) de-bunk some of the questions you might have on the topic of bunion. So comment down below if you have any burning questions about bunions STAY TUNE !

19.10.2021 - Let's Talk Ankle Support - Do I need ankle support after an ankle injury ? When should I start wearing them ? How long do I have to wear it ? ... Wearing an offloading device / support post ankle injury is highly recommended. This is because the ankle ligaments are overstretched after the injury, leading to ankle instability. Supporting your ankle after an ankle injury minimises the risk of re-injury. Current research has also shown a good outcome of ankle bracing in preventing acute ankle injuries among athletes. Remember there are different severities of ankle sprains It's best to be diagnosed by a Podiatrist for a personally tailored treatment plan! #ankle #sprain #support #podiatrist

05.10.2021 - How To Treat An Ankle Injury At Home - Sprained ankles are not to take lightly, as sometimes, it might not be just a sprain. Treatment for an ankle injury often depends on the severity of an injury. However, if you are unable to access to health care services immediately after an injury, here are a few tips you can do to treat your ankle injury:... 1. RICE (Rest, Ice, Compression and Elevation) is recommended during the initial stage of an ankle injury (immediately after injury / sprain)to help with swelling for up to 24 - 48 hours. 2. After the injury, no HARM principle is encouraged during the first 48 - 72 hours to allow recovery to begin. The HARM acronym stands for No Heat, Alcohol, Running, Massage. 3. Crutches may be needed if walking is difficult / painful. Compression ankle brace may also be used to help support the ankle joint. 4. An appropriate rest and rehab protocol is crucial to allow full recovery of the sprained ankle ligaments. 5. Seek professional help for treatment immediately after an injury at the earliest possible time. #anklesprain #rice #noharm #podiatry

27.09.2021 - September is all about the ankles - The majority of people have rolled / sprain their ankles at least once in their lives. It could happen in the middle of a sporting activities, especially the ones with high agile movements, or when you're out shopping where you accidentally missed a step / a curb. Regardless the mechanism of injury, people with a history of sprained ankles are more likely to re-sprain their ankles again, increasing their risks of chronic ankle ins...tability. Fortunately, people who seeks podiatric treatment immediately after an ankle sprain has a better outcome than those who did not. If you'd like to know more about the steps you can do to help with an acute ankle injury, stay tune for next week's post.

10.09.2021 When it comes to foot and ankle conditions, surgery is usually the last resort. However, when conservative treatments have failed to improve your symptoms, it is wise to discuss more invasive treatment option with a health professional. At the end of the day, the aim of surgery is to correct foot deformities and alleviate chronic foot and ankle pain. ... Speak to your podiatrist / podiatric surgeon to obtain more information about foot surgery today.

08.09.2021 Do you have pain in the ball of your foot? You may have forefoot issues that needs to be professionally diagnosed and managed. Sometimes, one of the treatment you need can be as simple as applying offloading devices / padding under your forefoot to minimise symptoms recurrence. ... Here are some of the most common conditions we see in the clinic in relation to forefoot pain. Which one do you think you have? Leave a comment down below. #manning #podiatry #corns #neuroma #footpain

25.08.2021 Heels - We love them Not only do they lift us a few inches higher, some might even argue that wearing high-heel shoes makes them feel empowered and confident! However, spending a long time in them throughout the day increases our chances of getting forefoot issues such as bunions, nerve entrapment, corns / calluses. ... We're not saying "Do not wear high-heel shoes at all". Instead, we're asking everyone to consider the amount of time spend walking in them to reduce the risk of getting sore feet or worst, forefoot conditions. #manning #podiatry #highheels #bunions