X-ray Examination

One foot (3 images)

¥2,500

Both feet (6 images)

¥5,000

Additional image (per image)

¥1,000

Many cases of foot pain are caused by structural issues in the bones and joints. At our clinic, we take weight-bearing X-rays—images captured while you are standing—to accurately assess any misalignment or deformity. This method clearly reveals abnormalities in bone alignment and joint condition, which helps us make an early diagnosis and provide timely treatment and improvement.

Ultrasound Examination¥5,000

This test allows us to observe conditions that cannot be seen on an X-ray, such as the degree of inflammation, size of tumors, and the condition of nerves and blood flow. If the source of your pain is not in the bones but in soft tissues—such as muscles, tendons, ligaments, or nerves—ultrasound imaging helps us make a more accurate diagnosis.

Surgical Removal of Large Warts (Includes surgery fee, post-operative care, and medication) ¥25,000

This procedure is recommended for large warts that are difficult to treat with liquid nitrogen (cryotherapy). After administering local anesthesia, the infected tissue is completely removed and bleeding is carefully controlled. No stitches are required, so you will be instructed to apply ointment at home starting the next day. Depending on the size of the excised area, the wound typically heals within 1 to 2 months. You will not need crutches or special assistance and can walk home after the procedure.

Surgical Removal of Tumors (Includes surgery fee, post-operative care, and medication)¥30,000

This procedure involves removing tumors located on or under the skin of the foot. After applying local anesthesia, the tumor is surgically excised and the incision is closed with stitches. Since the wound is sutured, there is no need to apply ointment after the surgery. However, because walking can cause stress on foot wounds, we recommend minimizing physical activity and resting the affected foot as much as possible for about two weeks until the stitches are removed.

Surgery for an Ingrown Toenail (Includes surgery fee, post-operative care, and medication)¥35,000

This procedure involves removing a portion of the nail that is growing into the surrounding skin, typically due to a curved nail shape. Local (block) anesthesia is administered at the base of the toe to numb the area. To prevent the nail from growing back, a chemical called phenol is applied to the nail root. Since no stitches are required, you will need to begin cleaning the wound thoroughly with soap and water and applying topical medication starting the same day or the next day after surgery. The wound usually heals completely within 4 to 6 weeks. Until then, daily cleansing, treatment, and protection with a bandage are necessary. Crutches or other walking aids are not required—you will be able to walk home on your own after the procedure.