
WOMEN'S FEET
Women’s feet differ from men’s feet in the way that the ligaments are more
elasticated for women’s feet. This is why women’s feet get wider and
longer with time and also number of pregnancies.
The various insoles with padding stripping and taping methods
with also electro muscle stimulators tighten the foot again.
Common problems such as bunions and medial arch but collapsed
causing flatfeet can all be helped.
Beauty and the Bunion
When the forefoot widens the bones on the inside and outside of the foot push-out. This is called a bunion and bunionette. It is common in females[...]
Bunny Pads
Best used for high heels they can be used to prevent friction, rubbing, blistering. These very popular pads these have been used to help[...]
Claw and Hammer Toes
This aligning toe tape is used to prevent the toe from bending. The straightening pad is used to bolster the toe and the tape restricts the bend[...]
Corns Suck
This very popular and innovative device gently pulls the hard corn out and replaces with the skin and collagen that has been displaced. Used with [...]
Foot Corns
Corns under the ball of the foot are common. They are a consequence of a dropped forefoot arch. The bones then start to move apart causing[...]
Footerella System
This wonderful foot aligning system slims, tones and makes the foot smaller and stronger. It addresses all 3 factors that cause a foot to get wider [...]
Footerella Tapes
This wonderful foot aligning system slims, tones and makes the foot smaller and stronger. It addresses all 3 factors that cause a foot to get wider [...]
Perfectoes
Silicone suction device to increase blood flow the the skin that has been compressed from retraction of toes. Should be used daily for 6 weeks. [...]
Verruca Vac
This Professional treatment if warts creates a strong suction on the wart and verrucae allowing blood flow back into the area that the virus has [...]
Verruca Vitamins
Vitamin A is well known for skin and eye health. It is also commonly found to be deficient in those suffering multiple verruca and warts. A 6 week [...]