Footcare

Pedicurezorg focuses on keeping your feet healthy. A medical pedicurist treats skin and nail conditions, such as calluses, corns, cracked skin and ingrown or thickened nails.

We also look out for changes to your feet that require extra attention. This is particularly important if you have a condition that increases the risk of foot wounds.

Would you like to know more about what a medical pedicurist does? Then read on on the page What is podiatry care?

You can visit a medical chiropodist if you have any foot problems, but also to prevent problems and foot injuries as much as possible. For example, if your feet are particularly vulnerable due to a medical condition.

A visit to a medical pedicurist may be appropriate if you:

• has a chronic illness, such as diabetes or rheumatism
• has cancer or is undergoing cancer treatment;
• is at increased risk of foot ulcers;
• suffers from calluses, corns or cracked skin;
• has ingrown or thickened toenails;
• you are unable to look after your feet properly yourself;
• if you would like to have your feet checked as a preventive measure.

Are you unsure whether chiropody care is suitable for your situation? On the page When should you visit a chiropodist? Read more about when a visit to the chiropodist might be appropriate.

Feet that are vulnerable require care tailored to your situation. That is why Rondom Pedicures offers various forms of pedicure care.

Our range of healthcare services includes:

• chiropody care at diabetes
• chiropody care at rheumatism
• chiropody care at cancer

On the page our range You can read more about the various options and find out which type of chiropody care suits your situation.

A visit to a medical pedicurist begins with an initial consultation. We examine your feet and discuss your situation. We then determine what foot care is required.

Curious to know how an appointment works and what you can expect? On the page What can you expect during your visit to us? Here you can read, step by step, what your visit might involve.