Podiatry is a branch of medicine that deals with the health of feet and nails. It is not just a “pedicure in a white coat,” but full-fledged medical care, especially important for people with diabetes, flat feet, fungal infections, or ingrown toenails.
A qualified podiatrist not only takes good care of your feet, but also solves complex problems: relieves pain, treats cracks, corrects deformities, and prevents complications.
Regular visits to a podiatrist mean health, comfort when walking, and self-confidence. This is especially important for older people and those who spend a lot of time on their feet.