Access to evidence-based podiatry in Parramatta can make a measurable difference in outcomes for patients with persistent foot and heel pain. Sydney Heel Pain Clinic provides biomechanical assessment and treatment from our Parramatta location, using diagnostic tools to identify the mechanical origin of symptoms and intervene accordingly.
We do not provide skin or nail care. This clinic is designed exclusively for patients dealing with conditions such as plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendon overload, nerve entrapment, foot instability, and mechanical strain injuries
Our podiatry clinic in Parramatta integrates data-backed tools and interventions designed to correct biomechanical issues and fully resolve foot pain.
Used for resistant plantar fasciitis and tendon overload, shockwave therapy supports tissue healing and vascular stimulation. This non-invasive treatment is offered only when clinically indicated, and forms part of a broader diagnosis-led plan.
All patients are assessed with motion tracking and force measurement tools to examine load transfer and mechanical stress throughout the foot and ankle. This allows for targeted intervention based on objective findings.
Where necessary, custom orthotics are fabricated using 3D scans of the patient’s foot structure. These devices are not selected from templates. They are designed to correct specific loading issues and restore function through structural support.
Footwear is reviewed and prescribed based on loading mechanics and activity demands. Many cases are aggravated by poorly matched shoes, even when they appear supportive or “comfortable”.
Dr Karl brings over two decades of focused podiatric practice, with a career dedicated to diagnosing and treating heel and foot pain. A 1998 honours graduate from the University of Salford (Manchester), his early interest in foot mechanics and structural dysfunction has guided thousands of patients toward resolution of persistent foot pain.
He has previously contributed to academic training in the field, lecturing at the University of Western Sydney on topics related to mechanical dysfunction and heel pain. Since 2020, Dr Karl has also served as the consulting podiatrist to the Sydney Opera House, providing care within one of Australia’s most recognised cultural landmarks.
Patients routinely travel from across Sydney and beyond — often after exhausting other treatment options — to consult with Dr Karl for help with complex or unresolved cases.
Diagnosis precedes treatment. This clinic does not follow generic protocol-based care. Instead, treatment plans are developed after a full biomechanical workup and contextual review of the patient’s movement patterns, pain history, and compensation habits.
Dr Karl, with over two decades of clinical experience, is known for identifying overlooked causes of pain — such as repetitive postural loading or unhelpful home remedies. Our approach does not begin with symptom relief. It begins with identifying the barrier to healing.
Our podiatry clinic in Parramatta is located conveniently opposite Doyle grounds park with easy access to public transport and parking. Appointments are available for local residents, as well as patients referred from regional NSW.
Persistent foot pain is rarely caused by a single factor. Over time, unaddressed loading patterns lead to secondary compensation and joint stress. Early mechanical correction reduces long-term dysfunction.
This is not a general podiatry clinic. We do not provide nail or skin treatments.
Our podiatry Parramatta clinic is focused exclusively on the mechanical causes of foot and heel pain — using diagnostic tools to assess load distribution, movement patterns, and structural imbalances. Treatment is based on measurable dysfunction, not assumptions or standard protocols.
Patients often seek out our podiatrist in Parramatta when:
The aim is not short-term relief — it’s to identify and correct the reason healing has stalled.
No referral is required. Book directly online or by phone. We accept patients under Medicare EPC plans, DVA, and WorkCover when appropriate.
Our clinic focuses on musculoskeletal foot pain and tendon disorders. Common conditions include plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendinopathy, neuromas, forefoot overload, bunion pain and load-based knee symptoms.
Yes. Custom orthotics are prescribed only when required and are designed using 3D foot scans to address specific gait and load issues.
Yes. Shockwave therapy is offered as part of treatment for chronic plantar fascia and tendon conditions when clinically appropriate.
Many patients come to us after standard care has failed to produce results. We perform a detailed biomechanical assessment to identify the overlooked cause of ongoing symptoms.
Initial consultations typically last 30–50 minutes and include testing, scanning, and treatment planning.