How much does it cost to see a Podiatrist in Malaysia?

30 August 2024

By Mark Reyneker, B.T. Pod (SA), MSc (SA) Registered Podiatrist & Human Gait Specialist Founder / Clinical Director, Family Podiatry Centre

Aerial view of the Kuala Lumpur skyline in Malaysia, featuring the prominent Petronas Twin Towers.

Published: 30 August 2024 | Last reviewed: 27 July 2026

Family Podiatry Centre Malaysia Fees

The cost of seeing a podiatrist in Malaysia varies based on qualifications, experience and facilities. Below are the fees charged at the Family Podiatry Centre in Taman Tun Dr Ismail, Kuala Lumpur. Please click here for podiatry charges in Singapore

First consultation 
RM320
This includes a clinical examination and a diagnosis but not specialised tests like pedography, x-rays or fungal nail tests.

Follow-up consultation 
RM320
This includes a clinical examination and a follow-up diagnosis. It may also include dressings, corn enucleation or nail spike removal.

Frequently asked questions:

Does the first consultation for ingrown toenails include treatment?
Yes. The first consultation for ingrown toenails includes conservative treatment. Conservative treatment is the non-surgical management of an ingrown toenail where a nail spike is carefully removed without local anaesthetic.

Does the first consultation for corns include the corn removal?
Yes. Corn enucleation is included in the first consultation if necessary. This consultation also includes discussing long term treatment options.

Does the first consultation for warts include treatment?
Yes. Warts require multiple treatments. The first treatment session is included in the first consultation. However, this is not applicable to wart removal surgery.

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Disclaimer: The word "treatment" in this article refers to the care and management of a patient’s health to prevent, cure, or improve a condition. Treatment results vary and do not necessarily indicate a cure. This article is for informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Persistent, severe, unusual or progressively worsening heel pain should be assessed by an appropriately qualified healthcare professional.

About the author

Mark Reyneker is a podiatrist and human gait specialist with 8 years of training and over 25 years of clinical experience. He is the Founder and Clinical Director of Family Podiatry Centre and has a Bachelors degree in Podiatric Medicine and a Master’s degree in paleoanthropology, with research focused on human foot function and metatarsal loading.
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