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HK Podiatry treat all foot conditions in all age groups. These include heel and arch pain; knee pain; back pain; ingrown toenail; nail care; diabetic foot care.

We also specialise in walking and running assessments Hk Podiatry is now located at two locations
496 Bunnerong Rd, Mattraville 9322 0000
Shop 2/11 Cahors Rd, Padstow 9772 2882

03/12/2025

A huge congratulations to our Podiatrist Luke who successfully completed the Kosciusko Ultra marathon on Sunday. Luke finished the physically demanding 162km in just under 31h.

Thanks to the right shoes, preparation and support, Luke finished with no injuries and his feet intact!

If you are training for an upcoming event in 2026 and would like podiatry support, drop us a DM, call us or book an appointment online

13/11/2025

Yikes, it’s 6 weeks to Christmas 🎅🏼

Our December diary is filling fast so make sure you get your feet holiday ready and use any remaining health fund benefits on all things podiatry before the new year!

Book Online at www.hkpodiatry.com

08/05/2024

From tiny toe to big toes, we love to care for them all 🩷🦶

26/03/2024

We love doing a little market research with our friends at East Gardens 👟😁

03/03/2024

Corns and warts are often misdiagnosed due to their similarities in appearance, however they are two completely different conditions

So what are corn and warts?

Corns are formed by a area of condensed hard skin, this is a direct result from an increase in pressure/load at a specific region, often occurring on weight bearing surfaces.

On the other hand warts are a result of the human papillomavirus (HPV) and can occur anywhere on the body, being commonly found on the plantar surface of the feet.

Handy tips:
-Corns are usually isolated and elicit a pain response with direct pressure.
-Warts have a cauliflower appearance and can often multiply, eliciting pain through lateral squeezing.

07/12/2023

We were excited to sponsor Coogee Tri Club's most recent triathlon.

The big smiles of beginners and experienced triathletes crossing the finish line and the camaraderie within the club was great to witness.

Looking forward to seeing lots more from the Coogee Tri Club athletes 👣🏊‍♀️🚵🏃🏻‍♀️

08/11/2023

Morton’s neuromas involve thickening of digital nerves which lead to your toes, often occurring between the 3rd and 4th digits.

Symptoms vary from sharp pain to burning to tingling of the forefoot often exacerbated with narrow footwear and high heels.

Conservative treatment involves wider footwear, metatarsal padding, shockwave therapy and dry needling, whereby more invasive treatment involves cortisone injections and surgery

Podiatrist hack - A positive “Mulder’s Click” can indicate a Morton’s neuroma by squeezing your forefoot and hearing/feeling a click.

26/10/2023

We we're thrilled to be providing foot health advice to Qantas's cabin crew and ground staff in their health and safety week.

This advice included a lot of footwear education due to the long hours they spend on their feet and tight uniform policy. It's can be hard finding the right work shoe but we love helping out 🥿👞

11/10/2023

At HK Pod we believe that knowledge is power. We take pride in educating our patients to better understand their foot health, and we also take pride in educating ourselves about things we want to know more about.

In order to be better practitioners to our First Nations patients, we undertook Indigenous Cultural Awareness Training. It was an indepth, open discussion with a focus on the difference between western and Indigenous health practices, why a one-stop approach doesn’t work, and a conversation about some of the many reasons there is such a huge gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous health outcomes. It was a positive, thought provoking session, and we thank Nathan for his positive insight into being a more inclusive community 🖤💛❤️

06/03/2023

Big thanks to the team The Athletes Foot Bankstown for having us a few weeks ago! HK Podiatry is committed to keeping up with the latest in all things shoes 👟

Not sure if you are wearing the right shoes? Come and visit us!

02/12/2022

Ankle sprains are one of the most common sporting injuries accounting for 40% of all ankle injuries, where 45% of individuals playing basketball, soccer, football and netball report spraining their ankle.

How do you manage an ankle sprain?

1/ R.I.C.E.R (Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation and Referral).

2/ Ankle mobility, drawing the alphabet with your foot, non weight bearing "ABC’s".

3/ Ankle/calf muscle stretching to improve mobility.

4/ Double leg heel raises to increase strength.

5/ Strapping/bracing when returning to sporting activities to prevent recurrence.

6/ Orthotic therapy to increase ankle/foot stability.

Once returning to sport 12% to 47% of all ankle sprains report having a recurrence. So make sure you come in and see the friendly team at HK Podiatry to prevent this. 🦶

25/10/2022

With warmer days fast approaching, it is important to protect your feet from becoming dry and cracked as we transition into summer footwear 🩴

A great way to prevent this is by applying a moisturiser to your feet daily.

Walkers foot lotion contains 15% urea which plays a vital role in maintaining the skin’s moisture balance to keep your feet well hydrated throughout the summer months.

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Address

120 Cahors Road
Padstow, NSW
2211

Opening Hours

Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+61297714440

Website

http://www.hkpodiatry.com/

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