Foot Care

Professional Care

Give your feet the best possible care for optimal health and lasting comfort.

Personalized Care and Rigorous Hygiene

At Dr. Hobeychi's podiatry clinics, all foot care is performed under the supervision of our podiatrists by nursing assistants, adhering to the highest health and safety standards.

Advanced Techniques and Cutting-Edge Equipment

We use advanced surgical techniques and state-of-the-art equipment to effectively treat foot conditions, ensuring quick recovery and a return to your daily activities.

Personalized Care and Rigorous Hygiene

At Dr. Hobeychi's podiatry clinics, all foot care is performed under the supervision of our podiatrists by nursing assistants, adhering to the highest health and safety standards.

Advanced Techniques and Cutting-Edge Equipment

We use advanced surgical techniques and state-of-the-art equipment to effectively treat foot conditions, ensuring quick recovery and a return to your daily activities.

Conditions and Symptoms

Many different conditions can affect your feet, from corns and calluses to warts, fissures, ulcers, and toenail disorders. Meticulous and delicate procedures using ultra-precise equipment are often needed to treat these conditions. These procedures must be performed by professionals under optimal sanitary conditions.

Diabetic Patient Follow-Up

We offer regular monitoring for diabetic patients to prevent and treat podiatric complications related to their condition.

Doctor taking a patient's blood pressure

Diabetic Patients

For certain categories of patients, skin lesions are more than just painful and unsightly—they can pose significant health risks. Diabetics are particularly susceptible to complications and should see their doctor as soon as unusual symptoms develop.

According to a recent study, people with diabetes are 8 times more likely than non-diabetics to have a lower limb amputation. These amputations are very often linked to the infection of small, seemingly harmless wounds (scratches, blisters, cuts). Fortunately, these complications can be avoided with regular podiatric check-ups and appropriate medical care. Diabetic foot ulcers are the most common complication of diabetes.

Professional Care

Personalized Care and Rigorous Hygiene

Advanced Techniques and Cutting-Edge Equipment

Personalized Care and Rigorous Hygiene

Advanced Techniques and Cutting-Edge Equipment

Evaluation and customized treatment

Offer quick relief to your feet

Conditions and Symptoms

Diabetic Patient Follow-Up

Diabetic Patients

Diabetic Patients

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