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The Ingrown Toenail Centre is a treatment and care service provided by the podiatrists at The Podiatry Practice, Woolloongabba.
The concept for a dedicated service for the management of ingrown toenails was brought about by the increasing number of poorly managed or un-managed cases seen by our podiatrists over recent years. In some cases, patients had presented to us with years of pain and repeated infections, requiring multiple courses of antibiotics, and had not ever been offered a permanent solution.
Modern advances allow ingrown toenails to be safely managed in an office setting under local anaesthestic, avoiding the need for hospital stays as has often been the case in years gone by.
Our podiatrists have a major interest in managing chronic ingrown toenails with contemporary, minimally invasive surgical techniques. Over the years, our podiatrists have performed many hundreds of these procedures and are highly experienced in providing safe and effective care for chronic ingrown toenails in the convenience of an office based setting.
We pride ourselves on utilising up to date techniques to ensure your problem is cared for at the highest possible standard.
Call us now for a Ingrown toenail consultation in Brisbane 07 3391 3900.
Same day appointments often available.
Our Podiatrists
Anthony Short, Elouise Carmichael & Candice Yip are our podiatrists and they have more than 30 years of combined experience and expertise in assessing and treating podiatric conditions. We pride ourselves on being at the forefront of the podiatry profession, and our ties to the Queensland University of Technology (School of Public Health) and Mater Health Services. Our podiatrists are frequently invited to be conference presenters to groups such as medical practitioners, nurses, podiatrists and undergraduate health students. >> read more
Treatment for the symptoms of the following conditions
Please Note: The information on this website is intended as a guide for patients who have ongoing problems with ingrown toenails, and emphasises the role of minor surgery to resolve this issue. This information does not replace comprehensive assessment and advice given by a podiatrist or other health practitioner. Additionally the Podiatry Board of Australia guidelines recommend that all patients considering any surgical procedure should always seek a second opinion regarding their problem.
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