Orthopaedic Surgeon | Foot & Ankle

Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm | Phone: (+20) 12869 96277
DR MIKE SMITH

Expert in Orthopaedic Surgery specialising in Foot and Ankle surgery.

Dr Mike Smith – New Consulting location

From Monday 29th September 2025, Dr Mike Smith’s consulting rooms are moving with the Orthopaedics 360 team to the new Eastwood Private Hospital

Orthopaedic
Surgeon Adelaide

Dr. Mike Smith is an Adelaide based Australian trained Orthopaedic Surgeon specialising in Foot and Ankle surgery. He has a special interest in performing minimally invasive (keyhole) surgery and prides himself on minimising pain and accelerating rehabilitation following his procedures.

Foot

Healthy feet are crucial to maintaining our mobility and independence as well as aspects such as balance, posture, and overall health.

Ankle

There are many ankle conditions that can affect function. These range from acute injuries, through to chronic degenerative conditions such as arthritis.

Simple, 3 step process

You will need a referral from your GP to book an appointment. Once you have a referral, contact us to schedule an appointment.
It is important to provide our administration staff with details surrounding any relevant imaging (X-rays, Ultrasound, CT, MRI)
to the appointment so that we can assess your condition and recommend an appropriate treatment.

1) Obtain a referral from your GP

2) Contact us to book an appointment

3) Bring relevant imaging to the appointment

Specialist Orthopaedic Care ✓
Clear Diagnosis & Guidance ✓
Personalised Treatment ✓
Evidence-Based Decisions ✓
Recovery Focused Care ✓
Return to Movement With Confidence ✓

At our physical therapy clinic, we help patients recover from injury, restore mobility, reduce pain, and return to the activities they love with lasting confidence.

Modern rehabilitation techniques

Flexible appointment scheduling

Specialist foot & ankle care focused on getting you moving confidently

Personalised Foot & Ankle Care

Specialist Foot & Ankle Expertise

Focused orthopaedic care for conditions affecting comfort, stability, mobility, and everyday movement.

Real Patient Experiences

Hear from patients who came to us with foot and ankle pain, injuries, and mobility concerns
and felt more confident after receiving clear answers and personalised orthopaedic care.

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“After months of foot pain affecting my walking and daily routine, I finally felt like I understood what was causing the problem. The consultation was thorough, everything was explained clearly, and I felt confident about the treatment plan.”
Mandy Maxwell
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“I came in after an ankle injury that kept me from returning to normal activity. Dr. Nader Osama took the time to explain the diagnosis, the treatment options, and what recovery could look like. I really appreciated how clear and reassuring the whole process was.”
Michael Johnson
★★★★★
“What stood out most was how personal the care felt. I never felt rushed, my questions were answered properly, and the treatment plan was built around my condition and what I wanted to get back to doing.”
Ardon Jolly

Frequently Asked Questions

Get clear answers about your condition, treatment options, recovery, and what to expect from specialist foot and ankle orthopaedic care.

Book a Consultation

Schedule an appointment with Dr. Mike Smith to discuss your foot or ankle concern and treatment options.

Prefer to contact the clinic directly?

Your first visit will include a detailed discussion of your symptoms, medical history, and activity goals, followed by a focused foot and ankle assessment to help identify the cause of your problem and the most appropriate next steps.
Care may include assessment and treatment for foot and ankle pain, sports injuries, arthritis, instability, tendon problems, fractures, and other conditions affecting movement and function.
Not every foot or ankle problem requires surgery. Your condition will be assessed carefully and the available treatment options discussed, including non-surgical approaches where appropriate.
Bring any relevant scans, imaging reports, previous medical records, medication details, and a list of your main symptoms or questions. Comfortable footwear can also be helpful for assessment.
You can book your consultation through the website or contact the clinic directly to arrange an appointment.
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    Dr Mike Smith
    Eastwood Private Hospital Level 2, 204 Greenhill Road, Eastwood SA 5063 Ph: (+20) 12869 96277  |  Fax: (+20) 12869 96277

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