FAQS

All of the major private health funds recognise the clinic. Please call the centre for further information and guidance prior to calling your insurance company.

Costs vary according to the practitioner and type of assessment. An initial consultation is $110.00 and $100.00 for a subsequent visit. Our podiatric surgeon, Mr. Ozan Amir, charges $230 for an initial consultation. Subsequent consultations with Ozan are $130.

A referral is not necessary. As your primary health care provider, we encourage referrals so to keep your GP in the loop regarding your foot health.

Routine Treatment including nail care, corns/callous.

At the Manly Foot Clinic we utilize various treatments for plantar warts, including surgical excision. This can be carried out in our premises under local anaesthetic.

The Manly Foot Clinic has onsite sterilisation and guarantees sterility of all instruments used for treatments, providing aseptic technique, ensuring delivery of a high clinical standard.

Particular care is given to diabetic patients. Manly Foot Clinic provides thorough diabetes assessments resulting in providing treatment plans and education for the specialised care of the diabetic foot. Our podiatrists communicate with your GP, Endocrinologist and diabetic educators to collectively care for the condition and your specific needs.

Biomechanical testing enables a detailed analysis of each component of your walking cycle. Catering individual strengthening, stretching and breaking techniques to support and improve lower limb problems.

Often ingrown toenail problems will require surgical excision.  All the Manly Foot Clinic Podiatrists offer this treatment on site, without need for hospitalisation, under local anaesthesia, in a completely sterile environment.

Often symptoms associated with biomechanical malalignment are treated with the use of custom foot Orthotics. This device will restore a more efficient postural position, which in turn promotes and accelerates the body’s own healing mechanisms.

The Manly Foot Clinic Podiatrists have a special interest in children’s feet, and have undergone additional training in this area. This includes various muscle testing techniques, the development of specific exercise plans, and in some cases the manufacture of various paediatric splinting appliances which may be necessary.