Dermatological Podiatry: We Care for the Skin of Your Feet
Dermatological podiatry deals with the diagnosis and treatment of skin conditions on the feet, an area that is especially sensitive and exposed to pressure, moisture and daily friction.
The skin of the feet acts as a protective barrier, and when it is affected it can cause pain, discomfort or difficulty walking properly.
At our clinic we treat the skin of the foot with the same care and rigour as its other structures, using specific techniques and products that ensure an effective, lasting recovery.
Why is it important to look after the skin of your feet?
Dermatological foot problems are often underestimated or mistaken for simple calluses or dryness. However, many of these conditions can lead to infections, chronic discomfort or more serious problems if they are not treated in time.
A podiatric check-up makes it possible to:
Detect and treat fungal or bacterial infections before they spread.
Avoid painful or recurring injuries caused by hard skin or chafing.
Manage conditions typical of dry or sensitive skin, especially in older people or people with diabetes.
Maintain healthy, hydrated and protected skin, improving comfort and daily well-being.
Main dermatological foot conditions
The most common conditions we treat include:
Fungal skin infections (athlete's foot)
Nail fungus (onychomycosis)
Calluses and hard skin
Papillomas or plantar warts
Ingrown or inflamed toenails
Fissures or cracked heels
Excessive sweating or foot odour (hyperhidrosis and bromhidrosis)
Bacterial or viral infections
Treatments and solutions
We offer personalised treatments that may include:
Clinical chiropody to remove hard skin and corns without damaging the skin.
Application of specific dermatological products to regenerate, hydrate and protect the skin.
Podiatric laser therapy, effective for fungal infections or warts.
Preventive education and daily care advice, adapted to each skin type.