Orleans Dynamic Foot Clinic

Foot Clinic in Ottawa, Ontario

Plantar Fasciitis and Flat Feet

Two common foot conditions – sometimes painful, often related. If you experience discomfort or would like to take preventative measures to avoid problems associated with plantar fasciitis and flat feet, book a consultation at the Orleans Dynamic Foot Clinic. A Doctor of Podiatric Medicine will perform a thorough examination and recommend appropriate treatment.

Morton’s Neuroma

At the Orleans Dynamic Foot Clinic, our Doctors of Podiatric Medicine can suggest treatments for Morton’s Neuroma. They will perform a thorough examination of the biomechanics of your feet, in the context of your footwear and activities, to assess the problem and offer solutions. The first step towards feeling better on your feet is contacting us for a consultation.

Bunions

Bunions cause discomfort or pain as they are put under constant pressure. Bunion pain can be eased through various treatments available at the Orleans Dynamic Foot Clinic. Protective padding and orthotic devices can help by relieving pressure and minimizing irritation to the area. These measures can also help prevent bunions from worsening.

Ingrown Toenails

Ingrown toenails often cause pain and limitations to your daily activities. If discomfort is disrupting your ability to walk or enjoy sports, visit the Orleans Dynamic Foot Clinic for an evaluation. To treat ingrown toenails, we do a procedure called a matrixectomy. A matrixectomy is a procedure used to remove the nail with the use of chemicals.

Plantar Warts

Plantar warts are caused by the Human Papilloma Virus. They should be dealt with before they spread or cause pain. Consult a Doctor of Podiatric Medicine for a proper diagnosis and avoid self-diagnosis – be sure your bumps are correctly identified before starting any treatment. At Orleans Dynamic Foot Clinic, we have experts that are best able to do that.

Fungal Toenails

Fungal toenails and athlete's foot happen when microorganisms are exposed to them. This can produce a smell, discolouration, and altered appearance of the nail. If it affects the nail, it will appear on the nail bed or nail plate, which cause it to become thickened and raised. At Orleans Dynamic Foot Clinic, we treat fungal toenails and athlete’s foot.

Corns and Calluses

Corns and calluses are a thick hardened layers of skin that are formed from your skin trying to protect itself from friction against the skin. They need to be treated because they do not go away on their own. Corns and calluses are the most common treatment performed by the Doctors of Podiatric Medicine at Orleans Dynamic Foot Clinic.

Plantar Fasciitis and Flat Feet

Two common foot conditions – sometimes painful, often related. If you experience discomfort or would like to take preventative measures to avoid problems associated with plantar fasciitis and flat feet, book a consultation at the Orleans Dynamic Foot Clinic. A Doctor of Podiatric Medicine will perform a thorough examination and recommend appropriate treatment.

Morton’s Neuroma

At the Orleans Dynamic Foot Clinic, our Doctors of Podiatric Medicine can suggest treatments for Morton’s Neuroma. They will perform a thorough examination of the biomechanics of your feet, in the context of your footwear and activities, to assess the problem and offer solutions. The first step towards feeling better on your feet is contacting us for a consultation.

Bunions

Bunions cause discomfort or pain as they are put under constant pressure. Bunion pain can be eased through various treatments available at the Orleans Dynamic Foot Clinic. Protective padding and orthotic devices can help by relieving pressure and minimizing irritation to the area. These measures can also help prevent bunions from worsening.

Ingrown Toenails

Ingrown toenails often cause pain and limitations to your daily activities. If discomfort is disrupting your ability to walk or enjoy sports, visit the Orleans Dynamic Foot Clinic for an evaluation. To treat ingrown toenails, we do a procedure called a matrixectomy. A matrixectomy is a procedure used to remove the nail with the use of chemicals.

Plantar Warts

Plantar warts are caused by the Human Papilloma Virus. They should be dealt with before they spread or cause pain. Consult a Doctor of Podiatric Medicine for a proper diagnosis and avoid self-diagnosis – be sure your bumps are correctly identified before starting any treatment. At Orleans Dynamic Foot Clinic, we have experts that are best able to do that.

Fungal Toenails

Fungal toenails and athlete's foot happen when microorganisms are exposed to them. This can produce a smell, discolouration, and altered appearance of the nail. If it affects the nail, it will appear on the nail bed or nail plate, which cause it to become thickened and raised. At Orleans Dynamic Foot Clinic, we treat fungal toenails and athlete’s foot.

Corns and Calluses

Corns and calluses are a thick hardened layers of skin that are formed from your skin trying to protect itself from friction against the skin. They need to be treated because they do not go away on their own. Corns and calluses are the most common treatment performed by the Doctors of Podiatric Medicine at Orleans Dynamic Foot Clinic.

Doctor of Podiatric Medicine Ottawa Ontario

At Orleans Dynamic Foot Clinic, our patient’s needs are our first priority. It is our job to make sure our patients feel at home and comfortable. We make sure that they are in the hands of the most trusted foot specialists in the Ottawa region.

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Your feet make you suffer? The first step towards a better quality of life and walking pain-free is booking an appointment at the Orleans Dynamic Foot Clinic.

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Mélissa Cloutier-Chatel

Doctor of Podiatric Medicine, Registered Chiropodist / Foot Specialist

Melissa received her Doctor of Podiatric Medicine degree at University of Quebec in Trois-rivières (UQTR). In addition to her schooling, she did an externship at the New York College of Podiatric Medicine and New York Metropolitan Hospital. She is a Registered Chiropodist and a Member of the Ontario Podiatric Medical Association.

Mélissa worked as a podiatrist at Clinique Podiatrique Mélanie Laplante in Quebec, and as a DPM in Ottawa with a podiatrist.

Now, her experience and ambition have led her to open Orleans Dynamic Foot Clinic, the first clinic in Ontario to use Cryovizion Digital imaging system to reveal posture imbalances related to patient’s foot alignment so that her patients may benefit from a complete foot and ankle care. Mélissa is committed to provide excellence, cutting the edge technology with comprehensive, quality and compassionate customized treatments for patients of all ages.

Anna Grynechko

DCH

Registered Chiropodist

Anna graduated from the Michener Institute of Education at UHN in Toronto, where she got her Advanced Diploma in Chiropody (D.Ch).

Her past clinical sites have been Anishnawbe Health Toronto, the TAIBU Community Health Centre and the Michener Chiropody Clinic in downtown Toronto.

She has a special interest in ingrown toenails surgery, biomechanics and foot disorders requiring custom-made foot orthotics therapy, diabetic foot care.

When she is not at work, she is enjoying physical activities outside or spending quality time with family and friends.

Ekaterina (Katie) Kroupskaia, Hon.BSc, D.Ch.

DCH

After graduating with honours in Biomedical Science (Hon. BSc) at University of Ottawa, Katie went on to receive her Advanced Diploma in Chiropody (D.Ch) from the Michener Institute of Education at UHN in Toronto.

She is a member of both the Ontario Society of Chiropodists and Canadian Federation of Podiatric Medicine.

She is passionate about all aspects of Chiropody including ingrown toenail treatment, biomechanical management of foot pain, and diabetic foot care.

When she’s not providing a positive and welcoming experience for all patients, she enjoys going for runs, reading books, spending time with friends and family and practicing her French!