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Professional Podiatrists in Sydney and Beyond
Nine podiatry clinics across New South Wales, practising since 1990. Our Najjarine Biomechanical Assessment traces lower limb pain back to the structure causing it.
Trusted by patients from Sydney to Narrabri
Our podiatrists work across nine clinics, and every treatment plan starts with the same biomechanical assessment.
Six months of heel pain and the first appointment was the first time anyone explained what was actually causing it. Walked out with a plan rather than a guess.
Took my son in for in-toeing. They took the time to show us what they were seeing and what to watch for as he grows. No pressure, no upsell.
The orthotics were made on site and adjusted twice until they were right. Back running three months later.
If your pain is in this list, there is a structural reason for it. Start with the condition, and we will show you the assessment and the treatment.
Including first-step pain in the morning
Learn moreArch and heel pain under load
Learn moreTendon pain and tendonitis
Learn morePain along the shin with activity
Learn moreIncluding Morton’s neuroma
Learn moreFallen arches in children and adults
Learn moreOveruse injury and return to sport
Learn moreWhere the cause sits below the knee
Learn moreRoutine and recurrent
Learn moreIn-toeing gait in children
Learn moreOut-toeing gait in children
Learn moreHeel pain in children 8 to 14
Learn moreKnee pain in teenagers 13 to 17
Learn moreThe big toe drifting across
Learn moreKnees apart in children and adults
Learn moreKnees together, ankles apart
Learn moreAn advanced podiatric biomechanical technique designed to identify the cause of a patient’s condition and help prescribe their treatment regime. It originates in engineering principles, and assesses alignment from the feet up.
A full biomechanical examination of how you stand, walk and load — not just the painful area.
We identify the structural or muscular irregularity causing the pain, and explain what we found.
A treatment regime prescribed against that diagnosis, drawing on all ten treatments.
The assessment that sets the treatment plan. Available at all nine NSW clinics.
Dr. Abbie Clinics, previously known as AOL Footcare Centres, has been assessing and treating lower limb pain since 1990. What began as a single practice is now nine clinics across New South Wales, from Sydney City to Narrabri.
The practice is built around one idea: where it hurts is not always where the problem starts. Our founder, Dr. Abbie Najjarine, developed the Najjarine Biomechanical Assessment to find the structure that is actually causing the pain — and to explain that to the patient, rather than simply treating the sore spot.
We find and treat the cause. Not just the symptoms.
A full lower limb assessment from the feet up. The foundation of every treatment plan we prescribe.
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Prescribed devices that correct how your foot meets the ground. Manufactured on site at our Kirrawee head office.
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Acoustic waves that use kinetic energy to repair tissue and reduce chronic inflammation.
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Pigeon toe, flat feet and growing pains, assessed while the foot is still developing.
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Fine needles inserted into trigger points to break down restrictive tissue.
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Hands-on work addressing restrictions across the foot’s 26 bones.
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Running injuries, return to sport, and footwear that matches your gait.
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Routine care including ingrown toenails, corns and calluses.
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Injectable therapy to stimulate a repair response. Paired with prolotherapy.
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Therapeutic support to offload tissue while it recovers.
Read more Plain-English answers to the questions patients ask most, written by the practitioners who do the assessments.
No. Podiatry is a primary contact profession in Australia, so you can book directly. If you are on a Medicare care plan your GP will refer you, and we can bill that.
We assess how you stand, walk and load, identify the structure causing the pain, and explain what we found before any treatment starts. That is the Najjarine Biomechanical Assessment. Allow about 45 minutes for a first appointment.
Fees vary by appointment type and by clinic. Call the clinic you want to attend and reception will quote you before you book.
Yes. We have HICAPS at every clinic, so private health rebates come off on the spot. Medicare care plans and NDIS plans are accepted.
Each of our nine clinics books into its own diary. Choose the one nearest you and you will see the practitioners who work there.
Treating lower limb pain since 1990
Choose your clinic and book straight into its diary, or call and we will point you to the right practitioner.
