Pyrmont Near Podiatrist

Support for a busy Pyrmont lifestyle

Pyrmont has waterfront routes, parks, apartment living and busy venues. You may run around Darling Harbour, cross Pyrmont Bridge on foot, play sport at Wentworth Park or manage a family schedule with a sore heel. The stairs and hills around Harris Street and Pyrmont Bridge Road can also put more load through the calves and Achilles.

We take time to understand what you need your feet to do. That may be a long run, a walk to school, a social sport game or a shift at a venue. Then we assess the problem and map out sensible next steps.

Choose the right care for your routine

Running and weekend-sport injuries

Pain during a run does not always mean you need to stop all activity. We assess your symptoms, training load, shoes and gait. We can help with running-related heel, calf, ankle and forefoot pain, then discuss a safe path back to the activities you enjoy.

Pain on hills, stairs and long walks

If the foreshore route, bridge or stairs bring on pain, tell us where it starts and what it feels like. Plantar heel pain and Achilles pain can both affect walking, but they need an assessment to guide care.

Children’s feet

Children can have foot pain, changes in walking, frequent tripping or trouble with shoes. Bring your child in if something is limiting play, sport or everyday movement. We explain what we see in plain English and talk through the right next step.

Travelling from Pyrmont

Light rail from Pyrmont Bay

Take the L1 light rail from Pyrmont Bay or The Star towards Circular Quay. Get off at QVB, then walk north and east through the CBD to Hunter Street. This route can suit you if walking the full distance is not comfortable.

Walk through Darling Harbour and the city

Walking to Martin Place from Pyrmont is about 2.2 km and takes about 27 minutes. One route takes you across Pyrmont Bridge and through Darling Harbour and the CBD. Our clinic is close to Martin Place, between Bligh/O’Connell Street and Pitt Street. The ICC and convention area can be a useful landmark as you set off from the Pyrmont side.

The 389 bus from Pyrmont towards the city is another option; get off near Martin Place and walk to the clinic.

Driving from Pyrmont

CBD traffic and one-way streets can add time. If you drive, Wilson Parking at 1 Bligh Street is the closest parking option, followed by a short walk to Hunter Street. Check rates and availability before you leave.

First visit and fees

Allow 30–45 minutes for your first appointment. Bring the shoes you use for running, walking or work, and any useful scans. We assess your feet and lower-limb movement, answer your questions and may begin treatment that day. You can book without a referral.

Consultations are priced from $110–$145. Fungal nail laser treatment is $205 at the first visit and $160 for a follow-up treatment.

Make an appointment from Pyrmont

Lance Penn provides care alongside Dr Tariq Khan and Will Zalloua at the Sydney CBD clinic. Weekday hours are Monday–Tuesday 8am–6pm, Wednesday 8am–5:30pm, and Thursday–Friday 8am–5pm. There are no Saturday appointments.

Call (02) 9538 7647 or reserve your appointment online. Visit the Sydney CBD clinic page for more information.