Podiatrist Near Glebe

Care for life around Glebe Point Road

Glebe has a lot of life on foot. You may walk along Glebe Point Road, work in a cafe or shop, study at USyd, cycle beside Blackwattle Bay or spend hours at the weekend markets. A small foot problem can become a bigger nuisance when you need to get across campus, stand at a stall or walk home.

We see people with pain from long days standing, sport, walking and shoe pressure. We also see families who want clear advice about a child’s feet. At your visit, we ask about the activity that matters to you and examine your feet and lower limbs before we suggest care.

When to book an assessment

Foot pain on campus or your commute

Hard paths, full days and a heavy bag can make heel, forefoot or lower-leg pain harder to manage. If pain is changing how far you walk or how you get to class, work or home, an assessment can help identify what is causing it.

Cycling-shoe pressure

Cycling around Blackwattle Bay can put steady pressure through the forefoot. Numbness, burning and pain in cycling shoes are worth discussing. We check the symptoms, shoe fit and how your foot is loading, then explain options that suit your cycling routine.

Market and hospitality shifts

A day at the markets or a long shift on your feet can lead to tired arches, callus, corns and sore heels. We provide foot and nail care where suitable and talk about shoes, support and ways to make standing more manageable.

Children’s foot concerns

Book an appointment if your child has ongoing foot pain, trips often, has a change in walking or struggles with shoes. We take a careful look and give you a clear explanation without making the visit stressful.

Getting here from Glebe

Direct bus to Martin Place

The 431 bus runs from Glebe Point towards the city and Martin Place. The trip to Martin Place is about 21 minutes. From there, Hunter Street and Suite 506 are a short walk away.

Light rail from Jubilee Park

You can take the L1 light rail from Jubilee Park towards the city and get off at QVB. Walk north-east through the CBD via George Street or Pitt Street to Hunter Street.

Walking if your feet are comfortable

From central Glebe to Martin Place, the walk is about 3 km and takes about 36 minutes. It can be a good option on a comfortable day, but do not force a long walk if foot pain is the reason you are coming in.

A visit with a clear plan

Your first visit is usually 30–45 minutes. Bring the footwear linked to the problem, such as walking shoes, work shoes or cycling shoes, plus any relevant scans. We explain what we find and can start treatment at the same visit when it is appropriate. No referral is required.

Standard appointments cost $110–$145. Fungal nail laser treatment costs $205 for the first treatment, then $160 for follow-up treatments.

Book your Glebe-area appointment

Dr Tariq Khan sees patients with Lance Penn and Will Zalloua at the Sydney CBD clinic. The clinic is open Monday–Tuesday 8am–6pm, Wednesday 8am–5:30pm, and Thursday–Friday 8am–5pm. It is closed on Saturdays.

Call (02) 9538 7647 or book online. You can find the address and clinic information on our Sydney CBD clinic page.