Foot and ankle care that helps you move with confidence.
Our podiatrists diagnose, treat and prevent a wide range of foot and lower-limb conditions — from heel pain and plantar fasciitis to ingrown toenails, orthotics, sports injuries and diabetic foot care.
At InSync Health Marrickville, we combine hands-on treatment with evidence-based assessments to reduce pain, improve mobility and keep you active.
When it comes to your feet and lower limbs, you might not realise how much they affect the rest of your body. They serve as our gateway for physical activity with conditions such as sports-related injury or arthritis that can be diagnosed by one visit from us! We also offer treatment options so patients living an active lifestyle don’t have any limitations on what type movements they do each day – helping them connect even further into this world around them while feeling vibrant again at their peak performance level
Sports podiatry is the medical specialty dealing with all problems of feet and lower limbs; whether it be through prescription appropriate (or sports specific) footwear, customised training programs or orthotics to optimise foot & leg health. Our doctors are trained assess biomechanical capabilities in line movement/sports evaluation evaluate stability posture alignment functionality .
When should I visit a sports podiatrist as rather than a general podiatrist and orthopaedic surgeron?
1. We all know the feeling of soreness after training, but it’s important to take care of your body in order for you not experience any injuries during competitions or practice sessions; this way we can make sure that our athletes are prepared and ready when their time comes!
2 .Athletes should always follow sport-specific assessments created by professionals who have been trained specifically with injury rehabilitation strategies at hand (such as podiatry). The goal is prevention! Because an unused muscle might be more susceptible than others.
Podiatrists assess and treat conditions affecting the feet, ankles and lower limbs. This includes heel pain, plantar fasciitis, ingrown toenails, corns, calluses and lower limb biomechanics.
Yes. Your podiatrist will assess your feet, posture and gait, which requires shoes and socks to be removed.
Not always. Orthotics are prescribed only when clinically indicated following a full assessment.
Many private health funds provide cover for podiatry. Coverage varies between policies, so checking with your insurer is recommended.
