Podiatry helps in a wide range of foot conditions, from general nail, skin and foot care, footwear advice to diabetic complications.  Our treatments encompass general diagnosis and treatment of common chronic conditions such as corns, calluses and verrucae as well as providing specialist services in podiatric biomechanics, sports medicine and podiatric surgery for cases such as ingrown toe nails, hammer toes and bunions, without the need for a hospital visit.  All podiatry instruments are sterilized by autoclave.

Dollene Hadjetian

Dollene Hadjetian graduated from Curtin University, Western Australia in 1997 with a Bachelor of Science in Podiatry.  She moved to Sydney and started her career at the Liverpool Hospital High Risk Foot Clinic specialising in diabetic foot care and reached a senior podiatrist level.  Dollene has been in private practice for over 12 years and has a keen interest in caring for diabetic feet, biomechanics and orthotic therapy. 

Dollene is the busy mother of three children but still manages to consult at the office, attends seminars and conferences on a regular basis and is currently completing her Master of Podicatry degree.  In her spare time she enjoys cooking fabulous meals for her family and reading novels to relax

Ara Hadjetian

Ara joined the team at Health plus Chiropractic in 2004.   His first exposure to podiatry was when he was a child suffering with flat feet.  The podiatrist at the time fitted him with orthotic decvices that cured his pain and from that moment he knew he wanted to be a podiatrtist.  Ara completed his Bachelor of Science in Podiatry from Curtin University Western Australia and began working in the public sector at Hornsby Hospital.  For the last 10 years Ara has been in private practice and runs his own clinics with his wife

Dollene.  He has developed a special interest in footwear, children's shoes in particular.  Ara loves to spend time with his three adorable children and has recently taken up golf

Stephen Jones

Stephen spent his tertiary years completing his Medical Science degree at UWS and then moving to the University of Newcastle to graduate with a Bachelor of Medical Science.  He is a continuing member of the Australian Podiatry Council (NSW) and Sports Medicine Australia (SMA).  Stephen continues to advance his clinical knowledge by regularly attending local, state and national Podiatry conferences and Seminars.

Stephen also shares particular interests in nail surgery, diabetic screening examinations and providing the most effective management of lower limb pain and dysfunction.

While Stephen practices in all areas of Podiatry he has special interest in sports related injuries and biomechanics.  Having spent a lot of his teenage years playing for NSW cricket emerging blues, grade cricket for Parramatta and later passing his knowledge on to younger players at the Kings School in Parramatta and various junior development programs, he fully appreciates the importance of getting players back on the field as soon as possible.  Stephen also has sporting interests in golf, surfing and loves getting to the local gym as often as possible.