Control of the course of podiatric therapy

Monitoring the course of podiatry therapy is a specialist visit monitoring the effects of previously implemented treatment. Its aim is to assess the progress of therapy, adapt activities to the current condition of the skin and nails, and introduce possible modifications to the treatment protocol or home care. During the visit, the podiatrist carefully assesses the condition of the treated area, compares the effects with previous visits, analyzes the skin's reactions to the procedures used (e.g. braces, reliefs, preparations) and carries out the necessary complementary actions.