Podiatry

PODIATRY PRACTICE

Podiatry

Podiatry services

Patient care

Whatsapp Reception

24-hour emergencies

Address

Av. del País Valencià 19
03720 Benissa, Alicante

Timetable

Working days
From 09:15 to 13:00

Dentists
Monday and Thursday from 09:15 to 20:00
Tuesdays and Fridays from 09:15 to 14:00
Friday from 09:00 to 17:00

Philip Mann, podiatrist

Philip Mann graduated from the University of Westminster in 1994 in Science, Podiatric Medicine and Chiropody, and has an extensive international background.

REAL TESTIMONIES

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SERVICES

Foot care in Benissa and the Marina Alta

MOST POPULAR CHIROPODY

Chiropody and foot care

Essential podiatry treatment to help you walk pain-free and keep your feet healthy at all times.

  • Removal of calluses and corns
  • Treatment for ingrown toenails
  • Nail trimming and filing
  • Warts and fungal infections (onychomycosis)
  • Cracks and cracked heels
DIABETIC FOOT

Diabetic foot and feet at risk

Specialist assessment and care to prevent injuries and complications in delicate feet.

  • Examination of the diabetic foot
  • Prevention of ulcers and wounds
  • Foot care for older people
  • Care for sensitive skin
  • Hygiene guidelines and appropriate footwear
BIOMECHANICS

Footprint analysis and insoles

We analyse your gait to address the root cause of pain in your feet, knees and back.

  • Biomechanical study of gait
  • Bespoke insoles
  • Plantar fasciitis and heel spurs
  • Metatarsalgia and pain in the forefoot
  • Flat feet, high arches and gait abnormalities

FAQs

Frequently asked questions about our podiatrist

We treat calluses, corns, ingrown toenails, fungal infections, warts, cracked heels, diabetic foot and pain caused by the way you walk, such as plantar fasciitis, using chiropody, specific treatments and custom-made insoles.

This is usually every 4 to 8 weeks, depending on how quickly calluses appear or your nails grow. For older people or those with diabetes, we recommend more regular check-ups to prevent complications.

Do not try to cut it off or drain it at home: this usually makes the problem worse and can lead to infection. Make an appointment with a podiatrist; in most cases, it can be sorted out quickly and almost painlessly during a consultation.

Diabetes can reduce sensitivity and blood flow in the feet, meaning that even a small wound may go unnoticed and lead to complications. Regular checks of diabetic feet enable these injuries to be detected and prevented in good time, in conjunction with your doctor’s management of your diabetes.

Yes. Our podiatry practice is in Benissa, just a few minutes’ drive from Calpe, Moraira, Teulada, Senija and Jalón, and we see patients from across the Marina Alta region, as well as from Jávea.

Yes. We provide our services in Spanish, English, Dutch, German and French, so that you can fully understand the treatment and care for your feet.

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