Personalized podiatric assessment
Specialized podiatric advice is the first step to understanding the origin of discomfort, preventing injuries, and defining the most appropriate treatment for each case. Through a complete clinical assessment, we analyze the structure of the foot, the gait, the condition of the skin and nails, as well as possible biomechanical alterations.
This service allows for early detection of problems, resolving doubts about treatments, and designing a personalized plan aimed at improving foot health. Our approach combines clinical experience, diagnostic technology, and patient-centered care.
Individual evaluation
We perform a complete assessment of the foot, gait, and symptoms to understand the origin of the problem and guide the appropriate treatment.
Specialized diagnosis
The assessment allows for the identification of biomechanical, dermatological, or nail alterations that can cause pain or limit daily activity.
Personalized plan
Following the assessment, we define recommendations, treatments, or complementary tests adapted to the needs of each patient.
The first step in caring for your feet
Many foot complaints originate from biomechanical factors, habits, footwear type, or repetitive strain. Podiatric advice allows these factors to be analyzed and solutions to be guided before the problem evolves.
This service is indicated both for patients in pain and for people who wish to prevent injuries, athletes, developing children, or patients with chronic pathologies requiring podiatric follow-up.
Frequently asked questions
We answer your questions about podiatry consultations
What does podiatric advice include?
It includes a clinical assessment of the foot, symptom analysis, gait review, skin and nail evaluation, as well as the identification of possible biomechanical alterations. Based on this information, a diagnosis is guided and the most appropriate treatment or follow-up is proposed.
When should I request this service?
It is recommended when pain, discomfort when walking, recurrent injuries, changes in foot shape, or doubts about previous treatments appear. It is also useful as a preventive check-up to avoid future problems.
Is it useful even if I don't have pain?
Yes. Many foot alterations begin without symptoms and can be detected in the early stages. Advice allows for injury prevention, gait improvement, and resolving doubts before discomfort appears.
Is this the first visit to the podiatrist?
In many cases, yes. This service is usually the starting point to decide if chiropody, insoles, nail treatment, a biomechanical study, or other specialized procedures are needed.
Are tests performed during this consultation?
Depending on the case, clinical examinations, basic biomechanical tests may be performed, or more specific studies may be recommended. The goal is to obtain sufficient information to guide the diagnosis.
Is it indicated for children and athletes?
Yes. In children, it allows for the detection of alterations in foot development, and in athletes, it helps prevent injuries related to gait, strain, or sporting movements.
Can it help prevent surgery?
In many cases, yes, as it allows for early intervention with conservative treatments, changes in footwear, exercises, or insoles before the problem evolves.
What happens after the assessment?
After the assessment, findings are explained, questions are answered, and an action plan is proposed, which may include treatment, follow-up, or referral to specific procedures if necessary.
Specialized team
Podiatrists expert in diagnosis and prevention
Dr. Sara Benamar
Laura González
Dr. Rocío Fernández
Dr. María Rodríguez
