Monique Milne Podiatrist

Monique’s professional expertise includes: Treatments to help resolve your foot pain, ankle pain, heel pain, leg pain, back pain or sporting injuries. Monique achieves this through a range of treatment modalities including: Foot Mobilisation and Manipulation Therapy Prolotherapy Dry Needling Massage and Trigger Point Therapy Orthotic Recommendations Gait Analysis and Biomechanical Assessments Exercise Program Massage Footwear Recommendations Shockwave Therapy She also offers all other aspects of podiatry care to her patients, nail surgery, children’s lower limb development, wart removal, diabetes, foot health checks, fungal nails and routine foot care. After further study and training Monique is also qualified in foot mobilisation and manipulation techniques (FMT), prolotherapy (a non-surgical, ‘regeneration injection therapy’) and dry needling techniques for musculoskeletal conditions of the feet and lower limbs. Monique uses FMT techniques to provide foot pain relief to patients who have tried almost everything, including orthotics. FMT is a very effective treatment to restore normal joint function and range of motion, aiding the body in creating physiological changes to postural alignment. This gentle, specific and painless technique stimulates the body’s ability to repair and restore itself, helping to reduce pain and inflammation. Monique’s clinical experience and knowledge formed within the community health and aged care sector allows her to provide a very diverse clinical skill set for her patients. Monique previously worked as an integral member of a High Risk Multidisciplinary Foot and Leg Clinic at TQEH hospital in SA, working alongside vascular surgeons, infectious disease physicians, endocrinologists, orthotists, diabetes educators and wound care nurses. Monique is experienced in public speaking and presenting podiatry educational material to other allied health disciplines, nursing and medical staff. She has supervised and taught podiatry and third year medical students during their final year placements.