Podiatrists near Keratea

Podologiko Kentro Stamatogianni Konstantina, with over 20 years of experience in the field of podology, offers comprehensive care and rehabilitation solutions for the lower limbs. Ms. Stamatogianni is a member of the Greek Podiatrists Association and is supported by specialized and trained staff, aiming to provide high-level services. Emphasizing respect for the client, as well as the health and comfort of the limbs, Podologiko Kentro Stamatogianni Konstantina is a reliable choice for those seeking professional and trustworthy podiatric care.

Kyriakou Tonia is a Podiatrist with a private practice in Vouliagmeni. She holds a degree in Podiatry from a university in the United Kingdom and is a member of the Podiatry Association both in the United Kingdom and Greece. She has worked in various hospitals within the National Health System of England as well as in a private clinic in London (West End). She possesses extensive experience and is committed to continuous professional development to provide her patients with the highest quality podiatric care and treatment.

Lessi Giovanna is a Podiatrist and operates podiatry centers in Glyfada and Marousi. She holds a degree in Podiatry from Schule Podologie in Germany. Additionally, she has studied Physiotherapy at IEK AKMI and Chiropractic in the Structural Osteopathy and Soft Chiropractic department at Ackermann College. She possesses clinical experience, having worked as a Podiatrist at the "Evangelismos" hospital. At her center, she manages cases covering the entire spectrum of podiatry, addressing patients of all ages with the aim of treating and relieving common lower limb problems.

Ntatsis Xristos is a Podiatrist and operates the "Podolab" Podiatry Laboratories in Glyfada and Kolonaki. Having completed his studies in Cologne, Germany, he worked at the I. Ntatsis podiatry laboratory in Athens, which has been in operation since 1985. As a podiatrist, he treats conditions such as ingrown toenails, calluses, fungal infections, warts, and manages complications associated with diabetic foot, plantar psoriasis, and anatomical deformities. He is also a member of the Hellenic Podiatrists Association and the Society for the Study of Diabetic Foot Disorders.