Shockwave Therapy in Essendon and East Melbourne

Radial and focused Swiss DolorClast shockwave with on-site diagnostic ultrasound, delivered by a DolorClast clinical instructor.

Why patients and clinicians choose us

Imaging-led diagnosis, an interventional scope most podiatry clinics don't offer, and a clinician who teaches these techniques internationally.

When Bilateral Foot Pain Needs a Broader Medical Assessment

Pain in both feet can have mechanical or wider medical causes. Which patterns prompt questions about inflammation and nerves.

Foot Pain and Hypermobility: Why Stability and Load Tolerance Matter

Flexible joints can change how the foot manages load, but hypermobility doesn't explain every pain. What assessment clarifies.

Bone Marrow Oedema in the Foot: What Does It Actually Mean?

Bone marrow oedema on a foot MRI is a finding, not a diagnosis. How its location, pattern and your symptoms guide next steps.

Baxter's Nerve and Chronic Heel Pain: What Are the Clinical Clues?

Baxter's nerve may contribute to some persistent heel pain, but symptoms and scans overlap. How the possibility is assessed.

Tibialis Posterior Tendinopathy or a Collapsing Foot: How Are They Different?

Inner ankle pain can involve a tendon, ligaments and joint instability. Why the stage of a changing flatfoot matters.

Why Is My Bunion Getting Worse if I Don't Have Arthritis?

A bunion can progress with little arthritis. How alignment, ligament support and footwear relate to pain and change.

Can Orthotics Make Foot Pain Worse? What a Flare Can Tell Us

New or worsening pain in orthotics deserves review. How shoe fit, pressure, load and the original diagnosis affect the response.

Ultrasound or MRI for Foot and Ankle Pain: Which Test Answers Which Question?

Ultrasound and MRI answer different questions about foot and ankle pain. When each scan helps, and why examination matters.
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