This treatment includes; -Cleaning and disinfecting the feet -Fraisen toenails -Clipping toenails -Caring and cleaning of the toenails and toenails environment -Removing calluses -Removing corns -Resolving ingrown or ingrown toenails -Appling the right foot cream to your feet, this may differ per client -Answering client questions about feet -Provide advice to the client

Diabetes is a disease in which the production of the insulin hormone in the body is insufficient or cannot be used effectively. In individuals with diabetes, circulatory problems and nerve damage may occur in different parts of the body. Therefore, diabetes can cause serious problems on the feet, and if these problems are not treated in time, it can lead to more serious consequences. The Importance of Diabetes Foot Care Diabetes foot care includes the precautions that diabetic patients should take to protect their foot health. Proper care of the feet is extremely important in preventing infections, treating injuries, and preventing serious complications.

Various groups of athletes have to deal with foot complaints, ranging from trauma nails and fungal nails, to calluses, blisters and corns. Regardless of the level at which athletes are active. Foot complaints can seriously hinder performance. Research shows that more than half of athletes suffer from one or more foot complaints, in some sports this even rises to 80 or 90 percent. These complaints can be annoying and hinder performance. Foot complaints often worsen the longer athletes continue to have them.

Ingrown nail care is important for our foot health. Painful ingrown nails can be eliminated with a care routine that includes regular and correct applications.

Callus is a condition that develops due to thickening of the skin on the hands and feet and causes severe pain. Calluses usually occur on the feet due to wearing the wrong shoes. The most effective method in callus treatment is mechanical cleaning and removal of pressure.

Nails are cut and thinned. This application helps eliminate pressure loss in the nails. In addition, in the antifungal application following this mechanical process, the products can reach the deeper layers of the nail. The first step of treatment is to remove the infected part of the nail, if possible. Cutting and filing nails may initially relieve symptoms. Healing of the entire infection will be possible as the nail grows.

Heel cracks occur due to swollen, dry and oil-deficient callus layers. People with dry skin have a higher risk of cracked heels. In addition, due to aging, the skin loses its elasticity and moisture and cracked heels become more common. In the treatment of cracks, the pressure is first reduced by carefully removing the excess, calloused layer. Treatment is carried out by regular maintenance. Regular use of moisturizer is important in stretch mark care.