Welcome to Podiatric Management
Podiatric Management has been available in Switzerland since 2017. Katriona Macklin was the first UK-trained podiatrist to gain full registration in Switzerland (Schweizerischer Podologen Verband SPV) and she has her own Swiss podiatric and biomechanics practice in Kilchberg. She has over 25 years of clinical experience.
Please call 079 799 9902 or email [email protected] to make an inquiry or book an appointment.
Some common areas of podiatric treatment include:
- Toe pain (corns, metatarsalgia, hammer toes, hallux abductus valgus/bunions, Morton’s neuroma, subungual hematoma)
- Foot pain (stress fracture, Lisfranc joint sprain/fracture, tibialis posterior tendonopathy, peroneal tendonopathies, cuboid syndrome, abductor hallucis strains, Kohler’s disease, tarsal coalition, stress fractures, sesamoiditis, Freiberg’s osteochondritis, arthritis, footdrop)
- Heel pain (heel spur syndrome, plantar fasciitis, fissures, Sever’s disease, posterior impingement syndrome, Achilles tendonitis/tendonosis/peritendonitis/tendonopathy, retrocalcaneal bursitis)
- Ankle pain (ankle sprains, arthritis, chronic lateral ankle pain, osteochondral lesions, peroneal tendonitis, tibialis posterior dysfunction/tears, tarsal tunnel syndrome, sinus tarsi syndrome, stress fracture of the talus, footdrop)
- Leg pain (medial tibial stress syndrome/shin splints, anterior and posterior compartment syndrome, stress fractures, footdrop)
- Calf pain (muscle tears/strains gastrocnemius & soleus, compartment syndrome)
- Knee pain (patella femoral dysfunction, anterior & posterior cruciate ligament injuries, collateral ligament injuries, meniscal tears, iliotibial band friction syndrome (ITBS), arthritis, footdrop)
- Hip pain (trochanteric bursitis, arthritis, leg length difference)
- Gluteal pain (piriformis syndrome)
- Lower back pain (sacroiliac joint pain, arthritis)
- Leg length differences
- Abnormal nail conditions, treatments for ingrowing toenails
- Removal of calluses (hard skin) and corns
- Verrucae infections
- Fungal infections
- Diabetic foot health assessments