Align Health Collective Now Offers Corns and Callus Treatment in South Brisbane Podiatry Clinic
Australia, 18th Oct 2024, – Align Health Collective, a leading provider of podiatry services in South Brisbane, has expanded its offerings with the introduction of specialised treatment for corns and calluses. The new service aims to address common foot conditions that affect many in the local community, providing relief for issues caused by excessive pressure or friction on the skin.
Corns and calluses often develop due to ill-fitting footwear or irregular gait patterns, leading to thickened areas of skin that can cause significant discomfort. If left untreated, these conditions can worsen, impacting mobility and daily comfort. The newly introduced treatment at Align Health Collective focuses on the effective removal of these thickened skin areas, promoting long-term foot health.
“The addition of corns and callus treatment highlights the clinic’s commitment to addressing specific foot health concerns in the community,” said Chalerm Tuantab, owner of Align Health Collective. “This service offers an important solution for individuals dealing with these conditions, helping to improve both their comfort and mobility.”
The new corns and callus treatment complements a range of services already available at Align Health Collective. The clinic offers specialised care for a variety of foot conditions, including toenail problems, cracked heels, and verrucae. Senior podiatrist Tony Thai leads the team, bringing years of experience in providing tailored care to address the specific needs of each patient.
The corns and callus treatment begins with a thorough assessment of the affected areas, followed by the removal of the hardened skin. Patients are also offered guidance on preventive measures, including proper footwear and foot care routines, to reduce the risk of recurrence.
By offering this service, Align Health Collective aims to ensure that individuals in South Brisbane have access to specialised care for a condition that is common but often left untreated. The clinic’s focus on providing tailored solutions means patients receive both immediate relief and long-term strategies for maintaining foot health.
Align Health Collective remains dedicated to expanding its range of services to meet the evolving needs of the community. Looking ahead, the clinic has plans to continue enhancing its offerings with new, specialised treatments aimed at addressing a wider spectrum of foot-related issues.
“As the clinic grows, the goal is to introduce more services that respond to the specific needs of patients in South Brisbane,” added Chalerm Tuantab. “The focus will remain on providing high-quality podiatric care that helps individuals maintain active, healthy lives.”
Align Health Collective is a podiatry clinic based in South Brisbane, Queensland. The clinic, led by senior podiatrist Tony Thai, offers a comprehensive range of foot care treatments, including services for toenail issues, cracked heels, verrucae, and the newly introduced corns and callus treatment. Align Health Collective is committed to providing patient-centred care that promotes long-term foot health and well-being.
For more information about Align Health Collective’s corns and callus treatment, contact at (07) 2103 3978 or via email at hello@alignhc.com.au. The clinic is located at 1/1 Cordelia St, South Brisbane QLD 4101.
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hello@alignhc.com.au
Contact Number: 61721033978
Address:1/1 Cordelia St
Address 2: South Brisbane, QLD 4101
Country:Australia
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