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podiatrist

[ UK /pˈə‍ʊdɪˌætɹɪst/ ]
[ US /pəˈdaɪəˌtɹɪst/ ]
NOUN
  1. a specialist in care for the feet

How To Use podiatrist In A Sentence

  • New Jersey podiatrist Anas Khoury, who has no affiliation with any laser company, says he has been using Nomir's Noveon laser for toenails for about four months and says it works in about 80% of his patients. Fungus Got Your Toes? Zap It
  • Good evening ladies and gentlemen, good evening kids of all ages, good evening my exwives and my wife and prospective wives, good evening some of my own children out there in the audience, good evening my lawyer, my agent, my accountant, good evening my recordlabel execs, good evening my podiatrist (who just last Thursday she told me that my onychauxis it had developed into onychogryphosis, had a professional trim my nails) .... Experimental Fiction
  • If problems persist, contact a podiatrist who can sand problem areas with a pumice stone.
  • The podiatrist billed Medicare for 20 nail removals on three toes of one patient, according to the indictment. 111 Charged In Medicare Scams Worth $225 Million
  • If you have a history of serious foot problems, it's smart to see a podiatrist who can fit you with custom-made orthotics.
  • However, visiting a podiatric physician, also known as a podiatrist, as soon as foot pain is experienced drastically improves the chance of finding a solution for heel pain. Health News from Medical News Today
  • Fred Beaumont is a chiropodist based in Whitley Bay, and a spokesman for the Institute of Chiropodists and Podiatrists: iocp.org.uk. The inside track ... on paddling
  • If your toenail does not improve, your GP or podiatrist will be able to partially remove your toenail to allow the nail to grow back and heal.
  • Last time, he even pretended to be a podiatrist in order to fondle and suck a woman's toes at a clothing store.
  • Guests include a podiatrist, a sports masseur, a foot scanner technician for determining the ideal running shoe, personal trainers, dieticians to name but a few.
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