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How do I book an appointment?
You can book online through our website or contact our reception team at our clinic on Dublin podiatry clinic on simply call 01 539 7834.
What does a podiatrist do?
A Podiatry Clinic Dublin we specialises in diagnosing and treating conditions affecting the feet and lower limbs. This includes:
- Skin and nail care
- Podiatry Care
- Verruca Surgery
- Ingrown toenail Surgery
- Foot pain management
- Biomechanical assessment
- Sports injuries
- Diabetic foot care
- Preventative foot health treatment
What does a Foot Health Practitioner do?
A Foot Health Practitioner supports foot wellbeing through routine care and early intervention. Treatments include nail care, removal of hard skin, and advice on maintaining healthy feet between visits to a podiatrist.
What should I expect from my first appointment?
Your first visit to our Podiatrist in the Podiatry Clinic Dublin focuses on understanding your needs and making you feel comfortable.
We will:
- Discuss your medical history and foot concerns
- Perform a full foot assessment
- Provide treatment during the same appointment where appropriate
You will also receive personalised advice to help maintain long-term foot health. If required, follow-up appointments will be arranged to achieve the best outcome.
Can I claim back on health insurance?
Many Irish health insurers provide partial reimbursement for treatment with a Podiatrist Dublin. We provide receipts for submission — please check your individual policy for details.
What do I need to bring to my Podiatry Clinic appointment?
When attending your appointment at our Podiatry Clinic Dublin, please bring the following where possible:
- Comfortable clothing that allows easy access to your feet and lower legs
- Any footwear you regularly wear, especially shoes you walk, work, or exercise in
- Orthotics or insoles you currently use (if applicable)
- A list of medications or relevant medical information
- Referral letters or scan results (if you have been previously assessed)
- Health insurance details if you plan to claim reimbursement
Bringing these items helps your Podiatrist in our Podiatry Clinic Dublin helps us carry out a thorough assessment and provide the most accurate treatment and advice during your visit.
If you are unsure what to bring, our reception team will be happy to help before your appointment.
Do you accept medical cards?
We do not accept medical cards directly. However, medical card holders may be eligible for treatment under the HSE Chiropody Scheme. We recommend contacting your local HSE Chiropody Department to check eligibility and service availability. Please contact us for further details on this- You may be entitled to 4 visits in our clinic per year under this scheme. You will need to be sanctioned before you book your appointment for this scheme
What is your cancellation policy?
We kindly ask for at least 24 hours’ notice for cancellations or rescheduling to avoid a cancellation fee.
How often should I see a podiatrist?
This depends on your individual needs. Some patients attend our podiatry clinic every 6–8 weeks for routine care, while others visit as needed for specific concerns.
Do you treat ingrown toenails?
Yes. Our Podiatrist Dublin team provides both routine treatment and minor nail surgery for recurring ingrown toe nails. Yes. Our Podiatrist Dublin team treats ingrown toenails at different stages depending on how severe the problem is.
For mild or early cases, we typically provide:
- Careful assessment of the nail and surrounding skin
- Cleaning and gently lifting or trimming the affected nail edge
- Reduction of pressure from the nail using simple podiatry techniques
- Advice on footwear and at-home care to prevent recurrence
If there is pain, swelling, or infection, we may also:
- Treat and dress the area to reduce inflammation
- Prescribe or recommend antibiotics if clinically needed
- Provide ongoing wound care and monitoring
For recurring or more severe ingrown toenails, we offer:
- Minor nail surgery (partial nail avulsion) under local anaesthetic
- Removal of the problematic nail edge to permanently relieve pressure
- A procedure to reduce regrowth in that section of the nail (to help prevent it coming back)
- Aftercare support and follow-up dressing changes
Can you help with verrucas?
Yes, we offer a range of verruca treatments tailored to the patient and severity of the condition. Yes. Our Podiatrist Dublin team also treats verrucas (plantar warts) using a range of effective, evidence-based treatments depending on the size, number, and duration of the infection.
For verrucas, we typically provide:
- Full assessment to confirm diagnosis and rule out other skin conditions
- Debridement (careful removal of hard skin over the verruca) to improve treatment effectiveness
- Prescription-strength topical treatments where appropriate
- Cryotherapy (freezing treatment) to destroy infected tissue
- Needling or other minor clinical procedures for stubborn or long-standing verrucas
- Advice on at-home care to support healing and reduce spread
For more persistent cases, we can:
- Combine treatments over a course of visits for improved results
- Provide offloading techniques to reduce pain when walking
- Monitor progress and adjust treatment as needed
We also offer treatment in convenient clinic locations, including Faulkner’s Surgery, making access to care easier for local patients.
In addition, we provide advanced verruca treatment using Swift Microwave Therapy, a targeted technology that uses microwave energy to stimulate the body’s immune response and treat stubborn verrucae effectively—often used for cases that haven’t responded to standard treatments.
The overall goal is to reduce pain, clear the verruca efficiently, and help prevent recurrence or spread.
Do you treat fungal nail infections?
Yes. We diagnose fungal nail infections and advise on appropriate treatment options, including topical care, nail reduction, and ongoing management.Yes. Our Podiatrist Dublin team also treats verrucas (plantar warts) using a range of effective, evidence-based treatments depending on the size, number, and duration of the infection.
For verrucas, we typically provide:
- Full assessment to confirm diagnosis and rule out other skin conditions
- Debridement (careful removal of hard skin over the verruca) to improve treatment effectiveness
- Prescription-strength topical treatments where appropriate
- Cryotherapy (freezing treatment) to destroy infected tissue
- Needling or other minor clinical procedures for stubborn or long-standing verrucas
- Advice on at-home care to support healing and reduce spread
For more persistent cases, we can:
- Combine treatments over a course of visits for improved results
- Provide offloading techniques to reduce pain when walking
- Monitor progress and adjust treatment as needed
We also offer treatment in convenient clinic locations, including Faulkner’s Surgery, making access to care easier for local patients.
Do you treat foot pain?
Absolutely. Our Podiatrist Dublin clinic assesses and treats:
- Heel pain
- Plantar fasciitis
- Arch pain
- Forefoot pain
- Sports and walking-related injuries
- Gait Analyasis
- Foot Scan
Each patient receives an individualised treatment plan.
What are orthotics?
Orthotics are custom or prefabricated insoles prescribed by a Podiatrist Dublin to improve foot function, reduce pain, and support efficient walking mechanics.
What we do for orthotics:
- Comprehensive biomechanical assessment and gait analysis
- Identification of the cause of pain or dysfunction (e.g. flat feet, high arches, plantar fasciitis, overpronation)
- Prescription of custom-made orthotics or prefabricated insoles depending on clinical need
- Fitting and adjustment to ensure comfort and correct support
- Treatment support for conditions such as heel pain, arch pain, knee pain, and shin splints
- Follow-up reviews to monitor progress and make modifications if required
- Advice on footwear to maximise the effectiveness of orthotics
Are your podiatrists qualified?
Yes. All podiatrists at our Dublin podiatry clinic are fully qualified and CORU registered, ensuring they meet the professional standards required to practise safely in Ireland. Our team are also members of professional bodies such as The Institute of Chiropodists and Podiatrists / Podiatry Ireland, and are fully insured with the relevant professional indemnity bodies.
You can feel confident you are receiving safe, evidence-based care from practitioners who are properly trained, regulated, and insured to practise in Ireland.