Podiatrist in Frankston
Power Podiatry Peninsula provides experienced podiatry care for foot and lower-limb pain, ingrown toenails, skin and nail concerns, children's feet, sporting injuries, diabetes-related foot care and orthotics.
Located in Frankston, our podiatrists take the time to assess what is happening, explain what they find and recommend care suited to you.
You do not need a GP referral to book a private appointment.
2 Rodney Court
Frankston VIC 3199
Monday – Saturday
Available onsite
Serving Frankston and the Mornington Peninsula
Power Podiatry Peninsula is located in Frankston and welcomes patients from across Frankston and the wider Mornington Peninsula.
Our patients commonly visit us from:
You are welcome to book at the Peninsula clinic regardless of where you live. Our Brighton clinic may be more convenient for patients based further north or across Bayside.
Not sure where to start? Here's how we can help.
A diagnosis isn't a prerequisite for booking. Describe the symptom, the change, or the discomfort, and your podiatrist will guide the assessment from there.
Skin and nail care
From corns and calluses to fungal infections and ingrown toenails, treated with conservative methods first and nail surgery where it's genuinely needed.
Musculoskeletal conditions
Plantar fasciitis, heel and arch pain, bunions, hammer toes, tendonitis, shin splints and arthritis affecting the feet and lower limbs.
Biomechanics and injury prevention
Understanding how you walk changes everything — gait analysis, footwear review, custom orthotics and targeted strengthening to stop issues recurring.
Diabetes foot care
Ongoing neurovascular assessments, skin and nail management and pressure monitoring, delivered as routine, preventative care.
Paediatric podiatry
For in-toeing, flat feet, toe walking, tripping, footwear questions and Sever's disease, one of the most common causes of heel pain in young athletes.
Medical pedicure
Clinical-grade nail and skin care for patients who want expert upkeep, or who struggle to manage their own foot care safely.
Mobilisation and manipulation
Manual therapy such as joint mobilisation and dry needling, applied where it fits within a wider treatment plan to ease pain and restore movement.
Shockwave therapy
A non-invasive option that can assist recovery in stubborn tendon and soft tissue injuries when other treatments haven't done enough on their own.
Who you'll see
Three registered podiatrists based at our Frankston clinic, each bringing their own areas of interest and experience.
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Stacey Power
Founder & Podiatrist
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Vienna Warwick - Richards
Podiatrist
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Charlotte Cilia
Podiatrist
Find us
You'll find us at 2 Rodney Court, in Frankston.