Frequently Asked Questions

Podology is the discipline that maintains foot health and addresses structural-functional issues of the feet and nails through non-surgical methods. The service is provided by certified podologists in a sterile clinical environment.

Yes. We have a dedicated care protocol for diabetic patients that includes a risk assessment and is delivered with a gentle, controlled technique.

In most cases, no. Conservative methods like orthonyxia braces, tamponade and packing rapidly reduce pain and guide the nail to grow correctly.

Our treatments are pain-free and comfortable. We use gentle techniques in sensitive areas and topical products when needed.

Periodic care every 4-8 weeks is generally recommended. We tailor the plan to your foot anatomy, profession and daily activity.

All instruments are sterilized to medical standards, single-use materials are preferred, and clinical hygiene protocols are followed without exception.

You can easily book through our WhatsApp line or the contact form on this site. We'll plan the most suitable day and time for you together.

During business hours we usually reply on WhatsApp within an hour. Requests received over the weekend are reviewed on Monday.

No. The online appointment request is entirely free and no deposit is taken. Payment is made only at the end of the session.

Just message us on WhatsApp at least 24 hours in advance to reschedule or cancel.

Your contact details are processed only for your appointment under Turkey's data-protection law (KVKK) and are never shared with third parties.

We're at Akşemsettin Mh., Sarıgüzel Cd. No: 34/2, Fatih/Istanbul — 5–10 minutes from Aksaray Metro, Vezneciler and Yenikapı Marmaray stations, and easy to reach by public transport or car.

We welcome patients from central Fatih, Eminönü, Aksaray, Çapa, Vatan, Edirnekapı, Çarşamba and the surrounding neighborhoods.

A standard medical foot care session lasts 45–60 minutes.

Never cut your own nails or clean wounds yourself if you are diabetic. Always seek professional support.

Podology care cleans and thins the nail and supports healthy regrowth; it does not replace medical treatment. Physician follow-up is recommended when needed.

During the care process, avoiding polish is recommended so the nail can breathe and progress can be monitored.

Most patients feel noticeable relief after the first session; full correction can take 4–6 months.

Correct nail cutting, suitable footwear and periodic check-ups are the most important preventive measures.

No. With sterile, specialized instruments the procedure is painless and the surrounding skin isn't injured.

Usually due to footwear, gait or foot structure. We assess the cause together during the session.

Regular moisturizing and suitable footwear are the most important home care; never use blades or tweezers yourself.

Noticeable relief is felt after the first session; full repair usually requires 2–3 sessions and regular home care.

Urea-based podology foot moisturizers are recommended. A product suitable for you is recommended during the session.

Until the fissure fully closes, closed-back, supportive shoes should be preferred.

Yes. Treatments use gentle, controlled techniques tailored to skin sensitivity, circulation and overall health.

Yes. A companion may be present during care; client comfort is the priority.

Conditions like diabetes, circulatory issues or skin disorders should be shared before the appointment so the protocol can be adapted.

Scheduling at least a few days before the race is recommended so the feet can adapt to the treatment.

Blisters are evaluated with infection risk in mind, drained in a controlled and sterile way when necessary, and protected.

In most cases yes. Brief activity adjustments may be recommended depending on the treatment.

Many foot problems aren't noticed at the early stage. Regular check-ups are the easiest way to address them before they grow.

Yes. Preventive care is very valuable for monitoring nail structure and gait development in children.