Our Team
Owain Dymond
RN BNurs DipParamedicSc BPod MAPodA AAPSM
Podiatrist
Owain grew up in Melbourne and graduated from Monash University with a Bachelor of Nursing in 2002. He then studied podiatry at La Trobe University, graduating in 2006. He also completed a Diploma of Paramedic Science through the Monash University Centre for Ambulance and Paramedic Studies.
Owain established Prahran Foot Clinic in 2007 with fellow podiatrist and registered nurse Jesse Hibbs. Owain has a keen interest in all aspects of podiatry, particularly surgery and biomechanics. In his spare time Owain enjoys camping and pretending he can play golf.
Jesse Hibbs
RN BNurs DipParamedicSc BPod MAPodA AAPSM
Podiatrist
Jesse grew up in Sorrento on the Mornington Peninsula and graduated from Monash University with a Bachelor of Nursing in 2002. He then studied podiatry at La Trobe University, graduating in 2006. He also completed a Diploma of Paramedic Science through the Monash University Centre for Ambulance and Paramedic Studies.
Jesse enjoys finding solutions to all aspects of foot and ankle pain. He is a keen student of the Japanese martial art Iaido, which has seen him compete across Australia and Japan.
Joe Henderson
BPod MAPodA
Podiatrist
Joe graduated from the University of Newcastle in 2014 with a Bachelor of Podiatry. He spent the first 5 years consulting in private practice in Newcastle before making the move to Melbourne in 2020, where he has developed an in-depth understanding of all aspects of podiatry.
Joe values the breadth of podiatric practice and has undertaken further training in dry needling, prolotherapy injections and shockwave therapy, all of which are effective tools for the treatment and management of soft tissue and joint pain in the foot, ankle and leg. Joe also performs Falknor’s needling technique under local anaesthetic for the treatment of stubborn plantar warts.
Outside the clinic, Joe maintains his skills through regular professional development and annual conferences to further develop his clinical skills and remain up to date with the latest podiatry treatments.
Areas of interest: plantar fascia pain, forefoot pain, plantar warts and children’s foot pain.
Janelle (Yeon) Kim
BHSc MPodPrac MAPodA
Podiatrist
Janelle was born in South Korea and migrated to Melbourne, Australia in 2000. She completed a Bachelor of Health Sciences and Master of Podiatric Practice at La Trobe University in 2015. Since graduating, Janelle has been working in private practice throughout south-east Melbourne.
Janelle is passionate about providing holistic care for her patients. Her interests include all facets of podiatric care, especially diabetes-related foot care and ingrown toenails. She has performed numerous ingrown toenail surgeries, helping her patients to reach pain-free outcomes.
Sezen Shevketoglu
BHlthSc(Pod)
Podiatrist
Sezen is originally from Perth and has over 12 years of experience in podiatry. She graduated from Queensland University of Technology (QUT) in Brisbane in 2013 and has worked in Queensland, Western Australia and Victoria. She believes that critical thinking and compassion are essential qualities for a podiatrist to possess.
She enjoys practising all aspects of podiatry. She prides herself on being a good communicator and on her attention to detail. She has a particular interest in musculoskeletal care, footwear and orthotic prescription, and general and cosmetic podiatry, including skin and nail restoration. Outside of work, Sezen loves exploring Melbourne’s local dining options and staying active. She thoroughly enjoys cooking many cuisines, particularly challenging recipes.
Rosalie
Receptionist
Ashlea
Receptionist
The History of 5 Izett Street
Prahran Foot Clinic is located at 5 Izett Street, a property believed to have once been the home of Australian artist Andrew Izett Watson, after whom the street was named.
Izett Watson as he was known was an Australian artist who studied at the National Gallery School, Melbourne and worked between 1870 and 1900. Watson’s most famous work was a collaborative piece with Thaddeus Welch in the form of an enormous 1,000-square-foot painted canvas depicting the events of the Eureka Rebellion. This work was exhibited as a painted cyclorama at the ‘Battle of Waterloo’ Cyclorama Building in Fitzroy c. 1891. The Age reported in 1891 that thousands flocked to see the epic work of art.
Prahran Foot Clinic currently holds one of the few known original prints of this piece and it is on display at the clinic.
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Mon–Fri: 10 am–7 pm
Sat: 9 am–1 pm