Frequently Asked Questions

Calluses are tough, thickened patches of skin on the soles of your feet or the undersides of your toes. They develop as a protective response to friction and rubbing, often caused by ill-fitting footwear or biomechanical issues. Our nurses specialize in reducing excess skin buildup and rejuvenating your lower limbs for optimal health.

Fluctuating blood sugar levels can lead to various skin problems in diabetics. Conditions like dryness, fungal infections, and diabetic dermopathy are common culprits. Nerve damage can affect the thousands of sweat glands in your feet, making you susceptible to dry skin.

Treatment for toenail fungus varies based on each patient's condition. Typically, toenail fungus can be cleared with topical antifungals, ToeFX treatments, and nail reduction techniques at our clinic.

Our comprehensive assessment determines the best treatment options. If necessary, we perform ingrown toenail surgery at the clinic, or we can opt for conservative treatments. The choice is discussed during the initial assessment with the nurse.

Not all insurance companies and plans permit foot clinics to offer direct billing services.

Ensure the salon autoclaves their instruments and replaces files between clients. If they do, and you witness them opening autoclave bags in front of you, then it's likely a clean and safe salon. Cleanliness is paramount for foot health. Without it, there's a higher risk of fungal and bacterial infections.