We often don’t realise how much we rely on our feet until they start to hurt. Whether it’s heel pain when you get out of bed, aching feet after a long day, an ingrown toenail that won’t settle, or an injury that’s stopping you from enjoying the activities you love, foot pain can affect every part of your day.

At Live Well, our experienced podiatrists provide personalised care from our Hillarys, Mullaloo and Currambine clinics, helping people of all ages move more comfortably, stay active and get back to living well.

What does a podiatrist do?

Podiatrists are experts in diagnosing and treating conditions affecting the feet, ankles and lower limbs. Because your feet are the foundation of your body, problems in your feet can often contribute to pain in your ankles, knees, hips and even your lower back.

Our podiatrists take the time to understand the underlying cause of your symptoms before creating a treatment plan tailored to your lifestyle, goals and activity level.

Common conditions we treat

Our podiatrists regularly help people with:

  • Heel pain and plantar fasciitis
  • Foot and ankle pain
  • Achilles tendon pain
  • Ingrown toenails
  • Corns and calluses
  • Bunions
  • Flat feet and high arches
  • Shin pain
  • Sports injuries
  • Running-related injuries
  • Children’s foot concerns
  • Diabetic foot assessments and ongoing foot care

Whether your symptoms have just started or have been bothering you for months, early assessment can often help prevent longer-term problems.

Heel pain isn’t something you have to live with

One of the most common reasons people visit a podiatrist is persistent heel pain.

Pain that’s worse first thing in the morning, discomfort after exercise or soreness that builds throughout the day can often be treated successfully once the underlying cause has been identified.

Rather than simply managing your symptoms, we’ll work with you to improve your foot function, reduce pain and help prevent the problem from returning.

Keeping you active

Whether you enjoy walking along the coast, running, playing sport, keeping up with the kids or simply staying active, healthy feet make all the difference.

Our podiatrists work with people of all ages—from children through to older adults—to help them recover from injury, manage ongoing conditions and continue doing the activities they love with confidence.

Care that’s connected

One of the benefits of choosing Live Well is having access to a multidisciplinary team under one roof.

When appropriate, your podiatrist can work closely with our physiotherapists, Clinical Pilates team, psychologists and dietitians to ensure your care is coordinated and focused on achieving the best possible outcome.

Because sometimes the best results come from treating the whole person—not just the foot.

Why choose Live Well for podiatry?

At Live Well, we believe healthcare should be personalised, evidence-based and centred around your goals.

Our podiatrists take the time to listen, explain your diagnosis clearly and develop a treatment plan that’s practical, realistic and designed to help you move with confidence again.

Whether you’re seeking relief from foot pain, recovering from a sports injury or simply wanting to stay active for years to come, we’re here to help.

Book a podiatry appointment

Our podiatry services are available at our Hillarys, Mullaloo and Currambine clinics.

If you’re experiencing foot pain, heel pain, plantar fasciitis, an ingrown toenail or another foot or lower limb concern, we’d love to help.

Book online or contact your nearest Live Well clinic to arrange an appointment and take the first step towards moving comfortably again.

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