Sports Podiatry
We listen to your injury history and provide a comprehensive assessment and diagnosis of your injury. To achieve an optimal outcome, we place a strong emphasis on educating you through every step of your short and long-term treatment plan.
Our aim is to help you make informed decisions and implement strategies to prevent foot and/or ankle injury in the future and promote your return to your sport and activity.
Analysis
Highett Podiatry uses the latest in digital technology to assess the functions of the foot and lower limb to understand the effect it is having on the rest of your body.
Prevention
Understanding the way your foot and lower limbs function is critical to understanding how to maximise your performance and prevent injury. Education is important in our treatment.
Therapy
The best outcomes are achieved with our sports podiatrists using evidence-based techniques to treat patients.
How is my Injury Assessed?
We believe in evidenced-based sports medicine of the highest calibre and are members of Sports Medicine Australia and SEPA (Sports and Exercise Podiatry Australia) which collectively promote the study of advancing sports medicine.
Biomechanical and Gait Analysis
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Customised Orthotics
Lower Limb Assessment
Footwear Assessment and Advice
Click below to learn more about what footwear is right for you, and appropriate for your sporting activity. We have footwear guides for specific sports, specific activities, and specific foot types.
Strengthening and Stretching
Treatment Plans and Programs for Pathologies Such as:
- Neuromas
- Calf strains and tears
- Achilles tendonopathy
- Knee pain
- Ankle sprains
- Shin Pain
- Plantar fasciitis
- Stress fractures/Stress reactions
- Metatarsalgia
- Neuroma
- Bursitis
- Bunions
- Sever’s disease
- Tendonitis
- Athlete’s Foot
Always Consult A Trained Professional
The information in this resource is general in nature and is only intended to provide a summary of the subject matter covered. It is not a substitute for medical advice and you should always consult a trained professional practising in the area of medicine in relation to any injury or condition. You use or rely on information in this resource at your own risk and no party involved in the production of this resource accepts any responsibility for the information contained within it or your use of that information.