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The Foot Practice Podiatrist Singapore is a leader in foot care, ankle and lower limb dysfunctions, advancing patient outcomes through personalised diagnostic tools to manage acute trauma, sports injuries, paediatric podiatry and diabetic foot care. Visit us at thefootpractice.com to explore our services or to make an appointment.

583 Orchard Rd
#10-02 Forum Office Tower
Singapore 238884

Phone: +65 6282 7400
WhatsApp: +65 8776 9918
Email: hello@thefootpractice.com

17/04/2026

With cases like hip pain, the pain is not always coming only from the hip itself. Sometimes, the way the foot meets the ground and the way the load travels up the leg can keep irritating the hip over time.

Using our RehaWalk®️, we looked more closely at how patients load through each step. This helps us identify gait imbalances and movement patterns that may have been increasing stress further up the kinetic chain.

From there, treatment focused on improving her load management during walking, alongside targeted foot and lower-limb strengthening to support better control and more efficient movement.

At The Foot Practice, podiatry care goes beyond the area that hurts. By assessing gait, pressure distribution and lower-limb mechanics, we can help uncover the biomechanical factors that may be contributing to persistent pain.

Book a consultation:

Email: hello@thefootpractice.com
Phone: +65 6282 7400
WhatsApp: +65 8776 9918

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10/04/2026

Jayne came to our clinic with Os navicular syndrome and pain along the inside of her foot that was making activity uncomfortable.

With this type of condition, it is not only about calming the painful area down. It is also important to understand why the tissue is being overloaded in the first place.

Her treatment focused on two key parts of recovery. First, focal ESWT was used to help settle local irritation around the symptomatic area. Then, using our RehaWalk®️, we looked more closely at how she loaded through her foot during movement. That gave us clearer insight into the stress going through the medial arch and helped guide a more targeted strengthening plan.

From there, we worked on foot strengthening and control to improve how her foot managed load over time.

The goal was not just short-term relief, but better function and a lower chance of the problem flaring up again.

At The Foot Practice, podiatry care looks beyond the painful spot. We assess the forces through the foot, identify potential drivers of overload, and build treatment around both symptom relief and long-term recovery.

Book an appointment:

Email: hello@thefootpractice.com
Phone: +65 6282 7400
WhatsApp: +65 8776 9918

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03/04/2026

An ACL tear can change more than just your knee.

Even after the pain settles, many people continue to offload one side, change the way they walk or run, and place extra stress on the foot, ankle, hip and the rest of the knee. That is where podiatry can play an important role in recovery.

At The Foot Practice, our RehaWalk®️ pressure-sensor treadmill helps us see how you load each step in real time. It can highlight gait imbalances, pressure patterns and compensations that may be easy to miss with the naked eye alone.

From there, our podiatrists can support recovery with targeted gait retraining, footwear advice, orthotic intervention where appropriate, and a plan that works alongside your surgeon and physiotherapist.

Recovery after an ACL tear is not only about getting stronger. It is also about moving well again.

If you are returning to walking, running or sport after an ACL injury, a detailed biomechanical assessment may help you rebuild step by step and get you back running without pain..

Schedule a consultation today:

Email: hello@thefootpractice.com
Phone: +65 6282 7400
WhatsApp: +65 8776 9918

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25/03/2026

The real work is rebuilding strength, restoring push-off, and retraining how you walk so you do not compensate through the other leg, knee, hip, or lower back.

Post rupture rehab is about progressive loading at the right time. Too little load and you lose capacity. Too much, too soon, and the tendon stays reactive and confidence drops. At The Foot Practice, our podiatrists support your recovery with a structured plan that matches your surgeon’s or specialist’s protocol. We assess gait, calf strength, ankle mobility, and footwear, then guide staged strengthening and mobility work to help you return to daily walking first, then sport.

Where appropriate, RehaWalk® pressure sensor treadmill analysis helps map how much you are loading each side and highlights compensations that can slow progress. We also advise on supportive footwear and orthoses when needed during the transition back to longer walks and training.

If you are recovering from an Achilles tendon rupture and want a clear, measurable path forward, book an assessment.

Email: hello@thefootpractice.com
Phone: +65 6282 7400
WhatsApp: +65 8776 9918

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18/03/2026

If your child trips often, complains of foot or heel pain, walks on tiptoes, or seems to avoid running and sports, it may be time for a paediatric podiatry check. Many foot and lower limb concerns in children are mild, but some can affect comfort, confidence, and movement as they grow.

At The Foot Practice, our paediatric podiatrists assess how your child stands, walks, and runs, not just their footprint. We assess flexibility, strength, joint mobility, and footwear fit, then provide practical care that supports development. This may include shoe advice, simple exercises, and orthoses when appropriate.

If you are unsure whether your child’s feet are developing normally, book an assessment for clear answers and next steps:

Email: hello@thefootpractice.com
Phone: +65 6282 7400
WhatsApp: +65 8776 9918

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11/03/2026

That stiff, nagging ache at the back of your ankle is not something to run through. Achilles tendonitis often starts quietly. A bit of tightness on the first steps in the morning, a tug during your run, then soreness that bites later or the next day.

Common triggers include sudden training spikes, hills, speedwork, worn shoes, and calf tightness that increases strain on the tendon. The good news is that most cases settle with the right plan in place. Early load adjustments, tendon-friendly footwear choices, and progressive calf strengthening can make a big difference.

At The Foot Practice, we assess how you move and load through the foot and lower limb, then guide a structured care plan. This may include footwear advice, mobilisation exercises, custom orthoses where appropriate, and gait assessment tools such as RehaWalk® to track progress.

If your Achilles pain keeps returning, book an assessment:

Email: hello@thefootpractice.com
Phone: +65 6282 7400
WhatsApp: +65 8776 9918

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04/03/2026

That sharp pinch in your shoe. The thick patch that keeps coming back. Corns and calluses are not just ‘hard skin’. They are your feet telling you where pressure and friction keep building.

Corns tend to be small and painful, often on toes. Calluses are broader and usually form on weight-bearing areas, such as the ball of the foot or the heel. If you only file them down at home, they often return because the cause is still there, such as tight shoes, toe shape, or how you load your foot when you walk.

At The Foot Practice, we safely relieve the build-up, then look at what is driving it, including footwear fit and pressure patterns. The aim is comfort now and fewer recurrences later.

If you are tired of walking around a sore spot, book an appointment:

Email: hello@thefootpractice.com
Phone: +65 6282 7400
WhatsApp: +65 8776 9918

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25/02/2026

Foot tendonitis is an overload of the tendons that stabilise your arch and help you push off. It often feels like a nagging ache, stiffness, or a sharp twinge that flares during activity or the next morning.

Common triggers include sudden training spikes, hills, worn footwear, and biomechanical strain such as overpronation. If it keeps returning, rest alone usually is not enough.

At The Foot Practice, our podiatrists assess your gait, footwear, and load patterns to pinpoint the driver. Care may include targeted strengthening, mobilisation, and custom orthoses where appropriate to reduce strain and support recovery.

Book an assessment and get a clear plan forward:

Email: hello@thefootpractice.com
Phone: +65 6282 7400
WhatsApp: +65 8776 9918

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18/02/2026

A fungal nail infection, also called onychomycosis, often starts subtly. A small patch of yellowing, a nail that thickens, crumbles, or lifts, or discomfort in shoes. In Singapore’s warm, humid climate, it is easy for fungus to persist and spread from one nail to the next.

At The Foot Practice, our podiatrists assess your nails and surrounding skin to determine whether the changes are truly fungal and to rule out other causes.

Care focuses on improving comfort and supporting healthy regrowth, including careful nail reduction, hygiene and moisture-control advice, and guidance on footwear and sock selection to reduce the risk of reinfection. If you have diabetes or reduced sensation, it is important to address thick nails early, as thick nails can increase pressure and lead to skin breakdown.

If your nails continue to worsen, book a podiatry assessment.

Email: hello@thefootpractice.com
Phone: +65 6282 7400
WhatsApp: +65 8776 9918

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11/02/2026

Many children have flat feet, and in most cases, it is normal. The arch often develops gradually as muscles and coordination mature. The key question is not what the foot looks like, but whether your child is comfortable and moving well.

Flat feet in children may require attention if they cause pain, lead to frequent tripping, cause fatigue during walks, or result in avoidance of sports. You might also notice uneven shoe wear, inward rolling of the ankles, or complaints of aching in the feet, shins, knees, or calves after activity.

At The Foot Practice, our paediatric podiatrists assess how your child stands, walks, and runs, not just their footprint. We consider flexibility, strength, joint mobility, and footwear fit, then recommend practical care to support comfort and development. This may include shoe guidance, simple exercises, and custom orthoses when appropriate.

If your child is in pain or struggling with an activity, book a paediatric assessment:

Email: hello@thefootpractice.com
Phone: +65 6282 7400
WhatsApp: +65 8776 9918

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05/02/2026

Heel pain is often blamed on a “heel spur”, but many people are actually dealing with plantar fasciitis or a mix of both. A heel spur is a small bony growth on the heel, while plantar fasciitis is irritation where the plantar fascia attaches to the heel. Spurs can show up on scans even when they are not the main reason you hurt, which is why a proper assessment matters.

If you have sharp pain on the first steps in the morning, pain after sitting, or discomfort that builds after long days on your feet, the right plan depends on what is driving the load and irritation. At The Foot Practice, our podiatrists assess your foot mechanics, footwear, and walking pattern to pinpoint the cause and guide practical management, which may include footwear changes, mobilisation and strengthening, and custom orthoses when needed.

Do not guess your way through heel pain. Book an assessment and get clarity:

Email: hello@thefootpractice.com
Phone: +65 6282 7400
WhatsApp: +65 8776 9918

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28/01/2026

At The Foot Practice, we use industry-leading diagnostic tools to understand not just where you feel pain, but why it is happening. With our pressure-sensing RehaWalk® treadmill and 3D infrared gait analysis, we assess how your movement patterns and load distribution affect the feet, ankles, and lower limbs. This detailed insight helps us identify biomechanical abnormalities, pinpoint contributing factors such as uneven pressure and inefficient gait, and guide precise, personalised management for a wide range of conditions.

The result is more accurate answers, better decision-making, and a plan designed around how you move in real life. Book an appointment with our podiatrists today:

Email: hello@thefootpractice.com
Phone: +65 6282 7400
WhatsApp: +65 8776 9918

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Address

545 Orchard Road, #16-13 Far East Shopping Centre
Singapore
238882

Opening Hours

09:00 - 18:00

Telephone

+6562827400

Website

https://thefootpractice.com/

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We aim to deliver the best possible podiatry care, excellent quality and the most advanced proven foot care techniques.

When it comes to personal wellness and health-related issues, turn to our experienced podiatric specialists to get you moving and back on your feet with an effective treatment regimen. Nevertheless, finding highly knowledgeable foot and ankle specialist is paramount to your overall, holistic well-being.

At The Foot Practice Podiatry Clinic, you will receive specialised care for a wide range of foot conditions by internationally-trained podiatrists. From expertise in sports podiatry, paediatric (children’s) podiatry, diabetic feet, custom-made orthotics, skin & nail treatments, and more, our podiatrist works towards alleviating future foot complications by recommending the right therapeutic approach today. Get in touch with us ...

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