Severe fungal foot and nail infections, warts, corns, webbed toes, bunions and verrucas are all in a day's work for leading podiatrist Marion Yau and her GP husband Dr Kenny.
Mum and son Bobbi and Aaron suffer with the same rare genetic condition, causing them constant pain. For Bobbi, extreme foot surgery might be the only answer.
Marion and Kenny join forces to help a young patient, who lives with a rare genetic condition. Marion plays sleuth when Liona comes to the clinic with painful corns. And, Mark has one of the most severe case of fungal nails that Marion has seen.
Podiatrist Marion takes on the mystery of the unusual V-shaped gap in Debra’s toes and has a surprising treatment for a psoriasis patient who’s tried everything. Plus Dr Kenny and Marion team up to help a patient with fungal feet and nails.
Podiatrist Marion Yau and her GP husband Dr Kenny have their work cut out as they wage war on stubborn bunions that won’t budge, long standing verrucae that refuse to be beaten and persistent calluses that have grown out of control.
Sharon’s smelly feet ‘smell like an open sewer’, according to her long-suffering husband. But strange smells, stubborn verrucae and hooked toes are all in a day’s work for Podiatrist Marion and her husband Dr Kenny.
Marion meets Elaine who’s suffered childhood teasing due to her webbed toes. She’s hoping surgery can put an end to 65 years of misery. Dr Kenny sees Kathleen, who is desperate for a good night’s sleep, but her insanely itchy feet won’t let her.
Podiatrist Marion decides double surgery is the only answer for a mother and daughter duo who come to clinic with very similar, troublesome toes. And, gruesome treatment for budding actor Jim sends him into a bit of a spin.
Podiatrist Marion Yau unravels the mystery of Jonathan’s twisted toes, helping him to fix the foot he’s hated his whole life. She gets marathon runner Robert’s feet fit for his next race and helps a drag queen back into heels.
