A beautiful pedicure is an important part of self-care. And for many people, this is the end of foot care. But there are cases when people face many foot problems. These include ingrown toenails, discoloration, fragility, hardening or splitting of the nail, problems with the skin of the heels or fingers. The solution to all of these problems is handled by a podiatrist. At the CALM clinic, a qualified dermatologist-podologist will see you to restore the appearance of your nails and return comfort when walking.
A podologist is a doctor who specializes in diagnosing, treating and preventing diseases of the feet and nails. He or she deals with foot care, treats skin, nail, and foot problems, and diagnoses and treats a variety of foot conditions such as fungal infections, ingrown toenails, ulcers, calluses, warts, and other problems. When to make an appointment with a podiatrist:
How does a consultation with a podologist go?
The doctor will begin the consultation by asking you about your medical history, the symptoms you are experiencing, the duration of the problem, and any factors that may be contributing to your condition. He or she will then conduct a detailed examination of your foot, assessing the structure, skin, nails, joint mobility, and other aspects.
After the diagnosis, the podologist will develop a plan that may include various methods such as conservative treatment, medical or surgical treatment, and recommendations for preventive and maintenance care of the foot.
In general, a consultation with a podologist includes a detailed examination, diagnosis, and development of an individualized treatment plan for your specific condition. It is worth noting that most problems can be solved immediately after the consultation, which will save you time.
The following steps should be followed: