Podiatry — Sandler

Who Is This Service For

For anyone who feels pain or discomfort while walking, has noticed an ingrown toenail, cracked heels, calluses, or nail changes — and wants to restore foot comfort quickly and safely.

Why Is It Important?

Timely care preserves the health of your nails and skin and prevents complications.

Foot problems are not only about aesthetics. Pain, inflammation, or an ingrown toenail affect your quality of life every day.

What Is First Aid in Podiatry?

First aid in podiatry is the quick and safe relief of pain, inflammation, ingrown toenails, cracked heels, and calluses. The podiatrist works gently and professionally, in sterile conditions, to restore comfort to your feet.

How Does the Procedure Go?

The podiatrist examines your feet, identifies the problem, and performs the treatment: correction of the ingrown toenail, removal of corns and calluses, treatment of cracked heels, and antiseptic care. If needed, corrective systems are installed and home care recommendations are given.

What Podiatric First Aid Includes

Treatment of inflamed areas, painless correction of ingrown toenails, antiseptic treatment, removal of corns and calluses, treatment of cracked heels, home care recommendations, corrective systems if needed, and prevention guidance.

Quick Relief

Less pain and discomfort after the very first visit.

Safety

Sterile instruments and antiseptic treatment at every step.

Gentle Care

Painless correction of ingrown toenails, corns, and calluses.

No Downtime

You return to your usual life immediately, no rehabilitation.

Prevention

Home care selection and corrective systems if needed.

Individual Approach

The podiatrist tailors the solution to the condition of your feet.

Who Performs the Procedure

Larysa Zakonova

Nail service master with 19 years of experience. Works with both aesthetic and complex problems: ingrown toenails, calluses, cracked heels, nail and foot deformities. Professionalism, safety, and an individual approach.

Is podiatric first aid painful?
Procedures are performed gently. Local anesthesia is used if needed, so discomfort is minimal.
When will I feel relief?
Relief is usually felt after the very first visit to the podiatrist.
Is any special preparation needed?
No special preparation is needed — just book a consultation.
Is it safe for diabetics?
Yes. With diabetic feet, the podiatrist works with particular care, using sterile instruments.
How long does a visit take?
Depending on the problem — 30–60 minutes on average.
What should I do at home after the visit?
The podiatrist will recommend home care and install corrective systems if needed.

Pain Relief

Pain and discomfort while walking disappear.

Healthy Nails

Ingrown toenail correction and proper nail plate shape.

Smooth Foot Skin

Corns, calluses, and cracked heels removed.

Protection from Complications

Antiseptic treatment and relapse prevention.

Home Care

Individual recommendations to maintain the result.

Medical apparatus pedicure — 2750 UAHDiabetic foot treatment — 2750 UAHCracked heel treatment — 450-750 UAHOnycholysis cleaning, 1 toe — 350-650 UAHOnychomycosis debridement, 1 toe — 350-650 UAHCallus removal, 1 pc — 350-650 UAHIngrown toenail removal, 1 pc — 550-750 UAHCorrective system installation (titanium, nail plate alignment) — 2200-2800 UAHCorrective system installation (podofix, podostripe, compibed) — 2750 UAHNail prosthetics (nail plate restoration) — 350-1450 UAHCustom orthosis for toes and joints — 1000 UAHCore callus removal, 1 pc — 450/550 UAHSubungual callus removal, 1 pc — 350/450 UAHInterdigital callus removal, 1 pc — 350/450 UAHDressing (treatment, medication application) — 650 UAH

Contacts

Address

01010, Kyiv23 Kniaziv Ostrozky St

Working Hours

8:00 — 21:00, seven days a week

Contacts

+38 (050) 412 77 22au.moc.reldnas%40ofni

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First Aid in Podiatry — Care for the Health and Comfort of Your Feet

Who Performs the Procedure

Procedures are performed gently. Local anesthesia is used if needed, so discomfort is minimal.

Relief is usually felt after the very first visit to the podiatrist.

No special preparation is needed — just book a consultation.

Yes. With diabetic feet, the podiatrist works with particular care, using sterile instruments.

Depending on the problem — 30–60 minutes on average.

The podiatrist will recommend home care and install corrective systems if needed.

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