Introducing Ryan James Podiatry, a surgical podiatry practice in Port Macquarie
Our practice focuses on managing complex foot and ankle conditions. We are passionate about improving mobility and quality of life by addressing foot pain. We manage all aspects of foot and ankle health, ranging from simple initial conservative care, all the way through to complex surgical reconstruction.
Conditions we commonly treat
Conditions we commonly treat are heel pain, ingrown toenails, mortons neuroma, bunions, hammer toes, nerve pain, sports injuries, flat feet, high arches, arthritis and developmental abnormalities of the lower limb
What is Podiatric Surgery?
Podiatric Surgery is a registered specialty of the profession of podiatry. Specialists undertake accredited postgraduate training in podiatric medicine and surgery.
Surgical podiatrists provide advice on the management of a range of painful conditions of the foot and ankle. When surgery is indicated, podiatric surgery scope includes a range of reconstructive foot and ankle procedures for:
Bunions and big toe joint deformities
Hammer toes or painful toes
Forefoot deformity and pain
Midfoot deformity and arthritis
Recalcitrant flatfoot or high arch conditions
Tendon repairs
Ligament reconstructions
Convenient location
Our practice is conveniently located in Port Macquarie. Onsite parking is available.
Phone: (02) 6584 6868
Address:2/79 Lord Street Port Macquarie NSW 2444.
Meet our team
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Dr Ryan James (Podiatric Surgery) FACPS (Aus) B.Pod (Hons), MPH
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Zac Lloyd (Podiatrist) BPodMed(Newcastle)
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Olivia James (Podiatry Assistant and Co- Founder Tempo Orthotics)
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Madison Wyatt (Endorsed Podiatrist) B.PodMed CSU
“The human foot is a masterpiece of engineering and a work of art”
—Leonardo da Vinci
Conditions
Hallux Valgus (Bunion)
Deformity of the big toe joint
Hallux Rigidus
Arthritic big toe joint
Pes Planus (Flat Feet)
A range of conditions that may progressively cause the arch of the foot to collapseMetatarsalgia
Deformity of the lesser toesHammer toes
Forefoot pain
Morton’s Neuroma
Perineural Fibrosis - entrapment of nerve in forefoot