Footsurgery News 9 Jun | '2018
The initial approach to fix an ingrown toenail is a partial nail avulsion with phenolisation, and it works very well. It does not require going to the hospital, and is performed under local anaesthetic. It is also very affordable, and reliable. Read More
Footsurgery News 9 Jan | '2018
An ingrown toenail can be fixed on the same day as your consultation with Dr Kim. There is no waiting time, and no re-booking for the procedure – walk in with an ingrown toenail and walk out without one!
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Footsurgery News 27 Oct | '2017
Foot pain when standing is a problem for one-quarter of adults and is known to impact on balance and gait and health-related quality of life. Foot pain when standing can be fixed, although it depends on what is causing the pain. The ten most common reasons for foot pain when standing is:Read More
Footsurgery News 1 Jul | '2017
Yes!!! An ingrown toenail on the gold coast can be fixed on the same day as your consultation with Dr KIM. There is no waiting time, and no re-booking for the procedure – walk in with an ingrown toenail and walk out without one!Read More
Footsurgery News 24 May | '2017
Yes – all podiatrists are trained in the use of local anaesthetic and scalpel blade techniques. However, most podiatrists will only perform surgery of the nails and skin, such as ingrown toenails and excision of plantar warts. Nationally, there are 35 specialist podiatric surgeons and Dr Kim is the only one of podiatric surgeons in Queensland – who is registered to be able to perform more advanced surgery. Read More
Footsurgery News 20 Jul | '2016
The initial approach to fix an ingrown toenail is a partial nail avulsion with phenolisation, and it works very well. It does not require going to the hospital, and is performed under local anaesthetic. It is also very affordable, and reliable. Read More
Footsurgery News 4 May | '2016
Having surgery can be a physical and emotional experience. Information in this guide can help you prepare your mind and body for your upcoming surgery, including things you will encounter during your journey. Read More
Footsurgery News 4 May | '2016
A: Most foot surgery allows patients to be on their feet immediately following the procedure. In these instances, patients are expected to wear a protective post-operative shoe over their bandaging in order to protect the surgical site. In the first 3-7 days, patients are expected toRead More