Why do we wear orthotics? Foot orthoses are prescribed customised inserts that are worn in your shoes to aid in the management of biomechanical imbalances, to improve function and reduce pain. Orthotics are manufactured using a range of techniques and materials in order to provide support for the foot by distributing pressure or realigning foot…
Motion Analysis Clinical gait, postural and motion analysis technology is a tool which assists our podiatrists in identifying the cause of the biomechanical imbalance or dysfunction that is contributing to your pain. Sophisticated software provides data based on the motion information. Accurate interpretation of the data, by your experienced and skilled resonance team is essential,…
Managing ingrown toenails and verrucas Ingrown toenails and verrucas are painful and common conditions that can be resolved permanently by your Resonance Podiatrist using local anaesthetic and simple surgical techniques with minimal discomfort. If treated early enough these conditions can often be managed conservatively without the need for surgery. Pre or post surgery rehabilitation Foot…
Podiatry care for seniors What can I expect from a podiatry appointment? Before any treatment is provided, it is best practice for our podiatrist to have knowledge of your medical history. This is to safeguard both the patient and the podiatrist. Certain medical conditions can impact greatly on your feet and the podiatrist needs to…
Specialising in children’s podiatry Podopaediatrics is an area of podiatry focused on the diagnosis and treatment of foot disorders in children. Your podopaediatrician (children’ s podiatrist) understands the basic principles of child development, relevant milestones, normal and abnormal development, and commonly occurring foot problems in the child. Painful legs and feet are common amongst children and…
Run3 is the world’s first single camera 3D gait system. It does not require the placement of markers on the runner’s body. The runner can wear their own shoes and clothing—making 3D data collections, within millimetre accuracy, faster and easier. Run3 is accurate to 1.5 mm and provides a 3D biomechanical gait analysis. Run3 maps…
Sports Podiatry Resonance podiatrists are experts in understanding and analysing the impact different sporting activities have on foot and lower leg function. Sports Podiatry involves the diagnosis and the treatment of foot, ankle, leg and knee injuries utilising a variety of different methods ranging from insoles, orthotics, footwear and exercises specific to each individual sport.…
Your foot specialists for all your foot and lower limb ailments Resonance Podiatry specialise in the management of foot, ankle, leg and knee pain, sports injury and rehabilitation. What is a podiatrist? A podiatrist is a qualified health professional that specialises in the assessment, prevention, diagnosis and treatment of all conditions or injuries to the…
Our Resonance Podiatrists deliver a friendly and professional approach to personalised patient care where you come first. Each of our independently owned and operated nationwide clinics is committed to providing the very best bespoke podiatry care for their community. Experienced clinical team; Personalised care; Community focus At Resonance we believe relationships are key and…
Located in beautiful, friendly Feilding, Footwork Podiatry focus on offering professional podiatry advice and treatment for all your foot and lower leg concerns. At Footwork Podiatry we regularly participate in professional development, and collegial clinical reviews to ensure we are continuing to offer you the most up to date, research-focused care. We use Silicon Coach…
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