Explore Our Services
Trusted by Mornington locals for over 30 years
We offer a range of services to meet the needs of every patient.
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Mornington Foot Clinic attends to all aspects of general podiatric practice including:
Management of toenails - including fungal or thickened nails
Removal of callus and corns
Treatment of plantar warts
Diagnosis and treatment of skin conditions and sweat disorders affecting the feet
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It is common for athletes to experience injury or pain to their legs or feet at some point during active periods. At Mornington Foot Clinic a thorough assessment will be conducted to determine the cause, treatment and future prevention of your injury. Podiatrists at Mornington Foot Clinic have extensive knowledge and experience with the treatment of sports related foot injuries and the rehabilitation process.
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Orthotic therapy is designed to reduce pain and improve comfort by altering how forces are distributed through your feet and lower limbs.
They can be helpful in managing a range of conditions affecting the feet, ankles, knees and hips, particularly overuse injuries. Every orthotic is tailored to the individual, based on a detailed clinical assessment, your symptoms, activity levels, footwear, and personal goals.
We utilise advanced 3D scanning technology to capture the shape of your feet with precision, allowing for a highly customised and efficient orthotic design process
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The stress going through the runners feet and lower limbs can often lead to injury and pain. Our podiatrists are experienced with the assessment and treatments available to help speed return to sport and activity. Our clinic has the latest in video/iPad gait analysis to help guide treatment and technique changes.
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Shockwave therapy is a non-invasive treatment used to help reduce pain and promote healing in chronic musculoskeletal conditions.
Shockwave therapy is commonly used to treat conditions such as plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendinopathy, and other persistent foot and heel pain.
Treatment is performed in the clinic and typically takes only a few minutes.
A course of treatments is usually recommended for the best results. Your podiatrist will assess your condition and advise whether shockwave therapy is suitable for you.
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Ingrown toenails can be particularly painful and will often become infected if left untreated. For persistent ingrowing nails, our podiatrists will assess whether permanent removal of the side of the problematic nail is necessary. This procedure is performed in-clinic under sterile conditions and facilitated by the use of local anaesthetic.
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Children’s feet change as they grow, and variations in walking patterns—such as toe walking, in-toeing, out-toeing, or flatter-looking feet - are often part of normal development. In some cases, these may benefit from assessment.
Our focus is on your child’s movement, comfort, and ability to stay active. Where needed, we provide practical, evidence-based care, including monitoring, footwear advice, and treatment to help reduce pain and support function
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It is important for people living with diabetes to see a podiatrist for regular routine foot care and annual diabetes foot risk assessment. Diabetes can affect the nerves and blood supply to the feet, making the risk of ulceration and infection significantly higher. Regular podiatry and assessment helps early detection of neuropathy (nerve damage) and blood flow changes which can prevent further foot complications.
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Marie Butler is a qualified ballet teacher and has been past consultant to the Australian Ballet. She has lectured on the dancers foot to ballet teachers, students, podiatrists and physiotherapists. We can help reduce the chance of injury whilst preparing and performing on pointe.
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Our podiatrist are able to refer for x-ray, ultrasound and pathology to assist in accurate diagnosis of your problem. We can also refer for more advanced imaging including MRI, CT and bone scan where required.
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Peninsula Ankle Rehabilitation
Conditions we treat:
Achilles tendon rupture - post surgical and non-surgical management
Achilles tendinopathy
Syndesmosis
Lisfranc
Ankle instability
Ligament tears
Severs disease
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Our non-surgical Achilles tendon rehabilitation program provides expert, evidence-based care for patients recovering from an Achilles tendon rupture without surgery. Using specific orthopaedic boots, progressive loading and structured rehabilitation protocols, we guide you through each stage of recovery to restore strength, mobility, balance, and confidence.
Our goal is to help you return safely to walking, work, recreation, and sport while minimising the risk of re-injury and achieving the best possible long-term outcome.
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VALD performance testing uses state of the art force plates to measure biomechanical strengths and weaknesses. This system allows us to assess your force, power, strength, balance, speed and asymmetry giving us a safe and measured pathway to get patients back to sport and recreational activities.
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Our post-surgery ankle rehabilitation program is designed to help you recover safely and confidently following ankle or foot surgery. We provide a personalised treatment plan focused on reducing pain and swelling, restoring movement, rebuilding strength and balance, and progressively returning you to work, sport, and everyday activities.
We work closely with your surgeon and follow evidence-based rehabilitation protocols to ensure you achieve the best possible outcome at every stage of your recovery.
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Our purpose-built ankle rehabilitation gym is equipped with specialised equipment to support every stage of foot and ankle recovery. From restoring mobility and rebuilding strength to improving balance, power, and sport-specific performance, our facility provides the ideal environment for evidence-based rehabilitation. We utilise VALD ForceDecks to objectively assess strength, balance, asymmetry, and jumping performance, allowing us to track your progress and make informed decisions throughout your rehabilitation.
Our goal is to help you return safely and confidently to work, sport, and everyday activities.
For additional information, please visit https://www.anklerehab.com.au/