Urgent foot care in Paris: painful ingrown toenail or corn

When a foot hurts, every step counts. What can be eased quickly at the practice, what to do while you wait, and the signs that mean you need a doctor.

Call to book an appointment06 08 10 86 61By phone only — no online booking.

What can be eased at the practice

Getting an appointment quickly

  1. Call 06 08 10 86 61

    From a non-French number: +33 6 08 10 86 61. If Dominique is with a patient, leave your name, number and the word "pain".

  2. Describe the problem

    Where it hurts, since when, and whether you have diabetes or take blood thinners.

  3. A slot is found

    As soon as possible, depending on availability (Monday, Thursday, Friday).

While you wait

Do

  • Wash the foot with warm water and soap, then dry well, especially between the toes.
  • Wear wide or open shoes if the toe is painful.
  • Protect the area with a clean dressing.

Avoid

  • Cutting into the corner of the nail or trying to dig it out.
  • Piercing, scratching or shaving the skin yourself.
  • Corn plasters or acids, especially with diabetes.

Frequently asked questions

Can I get an appointment quickly for an ingrown toenail?

Call 06 08 10 86 61 and say that it is painful: Dominique Rozan will look for the earliest available slot.

When should I see a doctor instead?

If there are spreading signs of infection (redness, heat, swelling, pus, a red streak up the foot or leg, fever), a wound in someone with diabetes or poor circulation, a toe that turns cold, pale or dark, or a painful swollen calf. In an emergency in France, call 15 or 112.

A painful foot?

Dominique Rozan sees patients at 72 avenue de la Bourdonnais, 75007 Paris, Monday, Thursday and Friday. Call; if she is with a patient, leave your name and number and she will call you back.

06 08 10 86 61

From a non-French number: +33 6 08 10 86 61