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About Chloe

Chloe Potter BSc(Hons) Podiatry MAPodA

The Sunshine Coast’s leading Podiatrist for Children
& Complex Lower Limb Pain in Adults. Chloe is a highly experienced Paediatric/ Musculoskeletal & Sports Podiatrist who has spent her career constantly undertaking further study to expand her scope of practice & optimise her patient’s health. She has a particular interest in chronic pain, neurological disorders such as Parkinson’s Disease, Multiple Sclerosis & FND as well as the effect of connective tissue disorders such as Ehlers Danlos Syndrome, Joint Hypermobility Syndrome and its effect on lower limb pain and movement.

3D Printed Orthotics

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The future of foot orthoses has arrived. Potter Podiatry was the first Podiatrist on the Sunshine Coast to offer 3D Printed Orthotics in 2019. We utilise a completely integrated 3D Scan – Computer design – 3D Printed foot orthoses manufacturing system. We digitally scan your feet to create a highly accurate 3 dimensional model, then… Continue reading 3D Printed Orthotics

Golf Orthotics

The foundation of a biomechanically efficient golf swing is your feet The golf swing is one of the most biomechanically challenging sporting movements to successfully execute. In order to accelerate the clubhead to upwards of 160km/h in 1/5th of a second, precise neuromuscular control and substantial physiological effort is required. Analysis of the golf swing… Continue reading Golf Orthotics

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