Diabetes Foot Care

Protect Your Feet, Protect Your Health

What is Diabetes Foot Care?

Diabetes can significantly impact the health of your feet by affecting circulation, sensation, and the ability to heal from even minor injuries. Without proper care, small issues like blisters or calluses can quickly develop into serious complications — including ulcers and infections that may lead to hospitalisation or amputation.

At Custom Podiatry Services, we provide expert diabetic foot assessments, preventative care, and personalised treatment plans to help you maintain healthy, pain-free feet and avoid preventable complications.

Why is it important?

Even if you feel fine, diabetes can silently affect your foot health. Regular podiatry care plays a crucial role in identifying early signs of:

  • Nerve damage (peripheral neuropathy)
  • Poor circulation
  • Increased infection risk
  • Skin and nail changes
  • Structural pressure points that can lead to ulcers

Early intervention = better outcomes. Our goal is to detect changes early and help you stay one step ahead.

What to Expect During Your Diabetes Foot Assessment

During your consultation, our podiatrists will:

  • Assess blood flow and sensation using advanced tools
  • Examine skin, nails, and pressure points for warning signs
  • Identify footwear risks and recommend protective strategies
  • Provide nail and skin care to reduce risk of complications
  • Collaborate with your GP, diabetes educator or endocrinologist if needed
  • Develop a personalised care plan tailored to your lifestyle and risk level

Who is it for?

  • Individuals with type 1 or type 2 diabetes
  • People newly diagnosed looking to establish safe foot care habits
  • Anyone with numbness, tingling, or slow-healing wounds
  • High-risk patients with a history of ulcers, infections, or poor circulation

You don’t have to wait until there’s a problem to benefit from expert foot care — prevention is the best protection.

How Often Should I Book?

  • Low Risk: Annual diabetic foot assessment
  • Moderate to High Risk: Every 3 to 6 months

We’ll help determine your risk level and set a schedule that fits your needs.

Take the First Step Toward Safer, Healthier Feet

Protecting your feet is a vital part of managing your diabetes.
Book your diabetic foot care consultation today — your future self will thank you.

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