Foot Focus Podiatry

Mon - Fri : 08:30 - 5:30   |   reception@footfocuspodiatry.com.au
08 9258 4152 |
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Contact Details

 

Our Clinic Provides

  • Easy access (ramp) to ground level building
  • Complete disabled access and toilet
  • Parking onsite
  • Disabled parking onsite
  • Bus stop 100 m from our door (Transperth bus numbers 72 & 75, stop number 20134 – Bungaree Rd near Eureka Rd)
  • Languages Spoken: English, Cantonese , Farsi, Hindi, Hokkien, Indonesian, Malay, Mandarin (and also Teochew), and Telegu

Common Queries and Questions

No. A referral is not required unless you are a DVA card holder or have a Motor Vehicle Insurance or Workers’ Compensation claim in progress.

An initial consultation ranges between $90-110. This depends on whether you are treated for routine care such as nail or corn treatment or for biomechanical / musculoskeletal treatment which is more specialised. A discount is given for Pensioners and Health Care card holders. An initial appointment ranges between 30-40 minutes.

For a podiatry appointment please bring a large variety of your shoes including old shoes and sneakers (which will show us the way you walk), wear appropriate clothing, your
Private Health fund card, Medicare card if you have an EPC referral, a list of medications and any relevant x-rays, ultrasounds or MRI scans.

Bowen treatment is non-invasive and is done through loose fitting clothing. Before a treatment it is ideal to sip a least 2 glasses of water and then after your treatment continue to sip another 6-8 glasses of water, also avoid sitting longer than 20 minutes, avoid hot showers/baths and don’t do any heavy lifting.

Our semi-customised orthoses start from $87. Fully customised casted orthotics start from $710. Please refer to our blog for more information on why we as a clinic strongly believe that a lot of people don’t need orthotics long term if their joints and muscles are assessed and treated.

We as a practice really value family time as we all have young children. We are open Monday-Friday 8.30am to 5.30pm. We offer early and late appointments and also appointments during lunch time to cater for not opening on a Saturday. Generally, with having 5 podiatrists, there is a time that is convenient.

Podiatry services are generally not covered by Medicare unless you have an appropriate Enhanced Primary Care (EPC) referral from your Doctor. This is a federal government incentive for selective patients with a chronic medical condition or complex care needs who require podiatry services. A referral must be obtained from your Doctor prior to your consultation. Please visit your Doctor for more information or to determine your eligibility. We currently bulk bill all pensioners and health care card holder who have an EPC referral. (This is time dependant based on a 15-20 minute consultation.)

Yes, from the very young to the elderly. Experience has shown us it is wise to address children’s foot concerns early. This way any ‘gait’ or ‘foot posture / structure’ problems have a better chance of being remedied before becoming more problematic.

Most funds cover podiatry treatment under ancillary benefits. You should however, contact your fund to make sure your policy includes podiatry as each health fund has a different rebate schedule.

Yes, if conservative treatment has failed Dr Reza Naraghi (Podiatric Surgeon) practices from our clinic. He can remove ingrown toenails and warts in our rooms. Surgery for ingrown toenails and warts can be organised on your initial appointment if pre-arranged.

A surgical consultation by Dr Reza Naraghi (Podiatric Surgeon) is required if considering Bunion surgery, hammertoe surgery, claw toe surgery – structural bony deformities, Neuroma (nerve) – interdigital neuritis/fibrosis. The surgery will be organised at various hospitals depending on your proximity and your case needs. Reza is a registered specialist podiatric surgeon (foot surgeon) with surgical privileges at UWA Podiatric Surgery Clinic, Westminster Day Surgery Centre and McCourt Street Day Surgery.

No, we don’t as our fully refurbished clinic offers full disabled access. By visiting our clinic, we are able to provide better treatment at a much cheaper rate than home visits. We believe our elderly patients benefit greatly from being out of their homes and interacting with our podiatrists and friendly receptionists.

We are very privileged to have the services of Dr Reza Naraghi who is a Podiatric Surgeon (Foot Surgeon). He practices from the rooms of Foot Focus Podiatry every week.

English, Cantonese , Farsi, Hindi, Hokkien, Indonesian, Malay, Mandarin (and also Teochew), and Telegu. Please refer to the individual practitioner profile to the languages they speak.

  • Winograd procedure- This procedure will be done in hospital setting under local and or general anaesthesia and it is reserved upon failure of the phenolization or if there is significant amount of skin overlapping the nail with soft tissue growth. This procedure involves removing a portion of the skin along with the nail down to the level of the bone. Sutures (stitches) will be applied to close the surgical site. The procedure takes about 10-15 minutes to be performed and your foot will be bandaged. You will be seen within first 5 days and then the sutures will be removed in 10-14 days. Currently this procedure can only be performed by Reza Naraghi (podiatric surgeon).  He will prescribe appropriate pain medication for your post-operative pain management. You will be in open sandal and or post op shoe for 2 weeks. This is not for everyone (especially if you don’t like seeing surgical procedures) but should you be keen to see a step by step process involved in a Winograd then please click here.
  • Zadik Procedure- This procedure is used with permanent total nail removal is desired. The indications for the procedure are significant ingrowing nail on both borders, thickened and painful nails and bony growth under the nailbed. This procedure can be done under local with sedation and or under general anaesthesia at a hospital and or day surgery centre. Sutures will be applied and will be removed 14 days post surgery. You can not get your foot wet and your foot will be in a sterile bandage for 2-3 weeks. You may need pain medication post surgery. On average it will take six weeks for your nail bed area to heal. Following that you can wear most close shoes.

Matrixectomy with phenolization- This procedure involves removing the nail partially or totally and ablating (destroying) the root using a weak acid called phenol. This will cause permanent ablation of the root of the offending nail and prevent ingrown nail recurrence. This procedure is successful 95% of the time. The procedure takes about 10-15 minutes and can be performed in our rooms using local anaesthesia with or without sedation. Post operatively you will be required to soak your toe and apply a daily dressing. Wearing open toe shoes for at least 3-4 days is recommended. You maybe required to take oral antibiotics. Most patients do not require pain medication following the procedure, and if needed Panadol is sufficient for pain management. You can go back to regular shoes after one week.  This is not for everyone (especially if you don’t like seeing surgical procedures) but should you be keen to see a step by step process involved in a partial nail matrixectomy with phenolisation then please click here.