Foot Care- Sylvie Golec Wheatley

12/03/2026

Medical pedicure 👣
Corns and calluses- helthy feet and huge relief for patients

05/03/2026

Medical pedicure 👣
Damaged toenails- trauma

03/03/2026

Medical pedicure 👣 corn

27/02/2026

Medical pedicure 👣
Corns on the little toe are small, hardened, and often painful circles of skin caused by friction or pressure, typically from ill-fitting shoes.

26/02/2026

Medical pedicure 👣
Ingrowing toenail

12/02/2026

Medical pedicure- Fungal infection

06/02/2026

📢 Is a wound the only danger for people with DIABETES ? 📢
NO❗️❗️❗️— and this is extremely important to understand.
In people with diabetes, all changes on the feet can be dangerous, even those that seem harmless.
Today, diabetes is a growing health problem. Some patients already have a diagnosis, some are still waiting for one, and many do not get tested at all — meaning they may have diabetes without knowing it.
In the clinic, I often hear: “It’s just a callus.”
But very often, serious complications start exactly this way.
Constant pressure while walking causes a callus to:
• become thicker and harder
• grow deeper into the tissues
• increase pressure on the skin
• raise the risk of skin breakdown and wound formation
For a person with diabetes, even a small wound can heal very slowly and may lead to serious complications.Diabetes often does not cause pain due to nerve damage.
That is why medical pedicure is not cosmetic care — it is preventive healthcare.
Regular professional foot care:
• reduces pressure on the skin
• protects the tissues
• prevents cracks and ulcers
• significantly lowers the risk of diabetic foot complications

If you have diabetes or are at risk, regular preventive podiatry or Foot Health Practitioner visits should be a standard part of your healthcare plan.

03/02/2026

Holistic Medical Pedicure 👣
If you are experiencing issues such as ingrown or involuted toenails, or if you have observed any concerning changes in your nails or feet, please do not hesitate to schedule an appointment. I will do my best to assist you in preparing your feet for the summer season 🙌☺️

20/01/2026

An ingrown toenail was present on both lateral sides of the nail. The toe was in a severe inflammatory and infectious state, characterized by skin overgrowth at the nail edges, forming red, bumpy, and easily bleeding tissue (granulation tissue) due to chronic irritation and infection.

I utilized the UniBrace System therapy to promote healthy toenail growth and to separate the toenail from the lateral nail folds. This treatment process spanned one year and included regular follow-up visits. Regarding the duration of treatment, it is important to note that a toenail typically requires 12–18 months to fully regrow.

The ingrown toenail originated from the proximal portion of the nail on both lateral sides. By employing the UniBrace System, I modified the pressure distribution on the toenail toward the side ridges, preventing inward growth. This process is time-consuming because the entire toenail must grow out completely.

08/01/2026

Medical pedicure 👣 - subungual corn

25/12/2025

14/12/2025

Medical pedicure 👣 corn