Nail and skin problems of the feet are widespread and can affect comfort, mobility and confidence if left untreated. Issues such as fungal nail infection, painful corns on the foot, calluses, or hard skin on the feet can make walking uncomfortable and everyday footwear difficult to manage.
At Total Care Clinic, our podiatrists provide professional assessment and treatment for a wide range of nail and skin conditions. Care focuses on relieving discomfort, preventing complications, and supporting long-term foot health.
Podiatry care for nail and skin problems is suitable for adults of all ages, particularly older people who may experience changes in nail growth, skin condition or circulation over time. Many patients attend podiatry when self-care becomes difficult or when pain from issues such as a corn or callus on the foot begins to interfere with walking or daily activities.
Your appointment begins with a thorough podiatric assessment to identify the cause of the problem and any contributing factors, such as pressure points, footwear, circulation, or underlying health conditions. Treatment is tailored to your needs and delivered in a safe, hygienic and supportive clinical environment.
Where appropriate, podiatry care also focuses on preventing recurrence and maintaining comfort through education, footwear advice and regular foot care.
We regularly assess and treat a wide range of nail and skin conditions, including:
Some of these conditions can worsen over time if not treated appropriately. Early podiatry care can help reduce pain, prevent infection and support ongoing mobility.
For persistent verrucae, advanced treatment options such as Swift® microwave therapy may be available at our Limerick clinic following assessment.
Some nail and skin conditions require more targeted or specialised care. Where appropriate, we offer dedicated podiatry services for specific concerns such as fungal nail infections, ingrown toenails and verrucae.
Your podiatrist will explain the most suitable treatment options for your condition and guide you toward the appropriate level of care.