IBC Podiatry Comprés
Your trusted podiatrist in Mollet del Vallés
Looking for a podiatrist in Mollet del Vallés? At Podología IBC Comprés we offer specialized treatments for all foot conditions.
Who We Are
At IBC Comprés Podiatric Medical Center (IBC Comprés Podiatry), we offer podiatric medical services to improve the well-being and health of your feet.
In our center we have several areas and a waiting room such as: the Pediatric Podiatry area, Adult Podiatry, Surgery area, Orthopedics and Rehabilitation (gait analysis, custom-made insoles, posture, physical therapy) and Sterilization area.
Unlike other centers, we have a children’s podiatry area designed exclusively for the youngest members of the family..
We have a consultation room and waiting room adapted for children, from the medical equipment to the children’s decoration made by national and international professionals.
In addition to the pediatric area, we also have other areas designed for the care of adult users/patients, specially equipped to cover all the needs in the medical-podiatric care provided to our users, taking into account the colors, the medical equipment with the latest technologies, the equipment of the building such as the chairs, podiatric equipment designed exclusively for the consultations.
Each area and waiting room is decorated and designed to provide the best professional services in ankle and foot health.
In the pediatric and adult waiting room, attention is paid to the decoration, the colors of the furniture, chairs, flowers and walls.
The children’s waiting room features relaxing, cool, fresh, and fun colors. It includes table games and chairs adapted for the youngest children (1-4 years old).
In the adult waiting room, the colors are relaxing, neutral, and calming, with elegant and sophisticated decor to create a stylish, refined, and tranquil atmosphere for both younger and older adults.
In addition, we take into account the needs of our elderly population, for example: a disabled toilet, a wide toilet entrance with handrails to hold onto, thus ensuring balance and stability.
IBC Comprés Podiatric Medical Center, is your trusted healthcare center.
At IBC Comprés Podiatry, we are “specialists in the diagnosis and treatment of different conditions, deformities and diseases of the feet through palliative, orthopedic, physical, pharmacological and surgical treatments”. (Law 44/2003 of November 21st on the regulation of health professions)
OUR VISION AND VALUES
We constantly work with the focus of strengthening our healthcare and collaborative practice with the aim of positioning ourselves as national (Spain) and international reference Podiatric Medical Centers, thereby unleashing the values of unity, commitment, perseverance, love, respect, empathy and the fight to maintain and achieve that patients are healthy.
Our Doctors
Dra. Ismaela Báez Comprés
CEO - Directora Ejecutiva
Dirª Casilda Comprés Comprés
Presidenta y Directora Administrativa
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Dr. Ismaela Báez Comprés
CEO, Executive Director
PODIATRIC SURGEON FOOT MICROSURGERY DERMATOLOGICAL AND PEDIATRIC PODIATRY
Graduated in podiatry from the UB
Director of radiodiagnostic facilities at the UB
Specialist in Minimally Invasive Surgery (microsurgery), Foot Dermatology and Clinical Podiatry.
Specialist in Orthonyxia.
Official European Master’s Degree in Minimally Invasive Podiatric Surgery for Podiatrists from the UCV.
Subspecialty in Forefoot Surgery.
Master’s Degree in Podiatric Surgery of the Forefoot UV-UCC
Official European Master’s Degree in Comprehensive Podiatric Surgery UB
Surgical training courses at AEMIS and UC-UCC
Master’s Degree in Dermatological Podiatry from the UV
Official European Master’s Degree in Healthcare and Collaborative Practice from the UB
Member of the Spanish Association of Podiatric Surgery (AECP) and the Spanish Association of Minimally Invasive Surgery (AEMIS).
X INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR ON THE PREPARATION AND APPLICATION OF PLATELET-RICH PLASMA AND SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM: THEORETICAL PROGRAM AND ITS DERIVATIVES IN PODIATRY. Complutense University of Madrid (UCM)
University Extension Diploma in Advanced CPR and AED. Catholic University of Valencia San Vicente Mártir (UCV)
Advanced Course in Forefoot Surgery. Anatomical Specimens (Dromo and MIS Surgery 3rd generation training program) University of Vic- Central University of Catalonia, UV-UCC)
Training in Minimally Invasive Surgery for Digitometatarsal Pathologies. Spanish Association of Minimally Invasive Foot Surgery (AEMIS). Catholic University of Valencia San Vicente Mártir (UCV)
Topical Pharmacology and Compounding applied to Podiatry. General Council of Podiatry of Spain (CGCOP) and Official College of Podiatrists of Catalonia.
Collegiate training of the Official College of Podiatrists of Catalonia:
Theoretical and Practical Course on Minimally Invasive Foot Surgery (MIS)
Foot anesthesia. Target points.
Erythematous Desquamative Dermatosis of the Foot – Ankle and Foot Ultrasound
Introduction to Ultrasound in Podiatry: Foot and Ankle.
Advanced ultrasound diagnosis and treatment in podiatry: Foot and Ankle
Evaluation and treatment of foot tendinopathies.
Sports footwear- Work footwear- Onychopathies/Foot pathologies.
Knee Assessment and Pathologies
Neurodegenerative diseases
Digital Orthotics
Continuing Medical Education (CME) UNED, CASPe and SEFH 2025-2026:
(National University of Distance Education and Federation of Spanish Scientific Medical Associations, Spanish Critical Appraisal Skills Programme and Spanish Society of Hospital Pharmacy)
Use of medications in the elderly patient.
Use of medications in pediatrics.
Allergic reactions to medications and delabeling of false diagnoses.
New technologies in laboratory diagnostics.
Common cross-cutting training in medicines.
Pharmacotherapy in infectious diseases I.
Pharmacotherapy in infectious diseases II.
Fluid therapy, electrolytes and nutrition.
Evidence for Clinical Action.
Use of medications in surgery.
Advanced therapies.
Management of acute and chronic pain.
Use of medications during pregnancy and breastfeeding.
Artificial Intelligence tools for clinical action.
Pharmacotherapy course in endocrine and metabolic disorders.
Communication and clinical interview skills.
Our Services
Podología-Podíatra
Podiatry and Podiatry in Mollet del Vallés:
Cirugía Podológica
Podiatric Surgery in Mollet del Vallés
Podología Deportiva
Sports Podiatry
Biomecánica
Biomechanical Podiatry in Mollet del Vallés
Podología Ortopédica (plantillas)
Orthopedic Podiatry in Mollet del Vallés
Pie Diabético (diabetología Pediátrica)
Diabetic Foot in Mollet del Vallés
Podología Dermatológica
Dermatological Podiatry in Mollet del Vallés
Podología Geriátrica
Geriatric podiatry in Mollet del Vallés
Posturología
Posturology in Mollet del Vallés
Podología Pediátrica
Pediatric Podiatrist in Mollet
Don't hide your feet in summer
Accurate Diagnosis of Onychomycosis:
PCR + Mycological Culture
Suspect you have a fungal nail infection? At IBC Comprés Podiatry, we offer the most advanced and effective test: PCR + Culture. With this method, we identify the exact type of fungus, allowing for personalized and effective treatment. We are the only clinic in Mollet del Vallés that performs this test. Don’t settle for less!
Discover Our Podiatry Blog: Expert Advice for Your Feet
Keep your health on the right foot with the recommendations and news from our clinic in Mollet del Vallès.
Explore our specialized articles and stay up-to-date on the best treatments, disease prevention, and daily care. From advanced solutions for toenail fungus to advice on sports biomechanics, Dr. Ismaela Báez Comprés and our team share their clinical expertise so you can enjoy a healthy, comfortable, and pain-free stride. Get informed and take care of every step you take!
We answer your questions: Your podiatric health step by step
Because understanding your feet is the first step to improving your quality of life.
Our bodies are constantly communicating with us, and often through our feet. We frequently normalize fatigue or postpone addressing minor discomforts simply due to a lack of information. In this section, Dr. Ismaela Baez and her team answer the most frequently asked questions we receive in consultations. We want to provide you with transparent and up-to-date information so you can make the best decisions about your health. Read on, learn more, and if you need a personalized diagnosis, we look forward to seeing you at our clinic in Mollet del Vallès.
1. When should I see a podiatrist for the first time?
Explore our specialized articles and stay up-to-date on the best treatments, disease prevention, and daily care. From advanced solutions for toenail fungus to advice on sports biomechanics, Dr. Ismaela Báez Comprés and our team share their clinical expertise so you can enjoy a healthy, comfortable, and pain-free stride. Get informed and take care of every step you take!
2. Is it normal for my feet to hurt at the end of the day?
Pain should never be considered normal. While fatigue after a long day is common, sharp pain, stabbing pains, or extreme heaviness are signs that something isn’t working properly in your biomechanics or your footwear. Our bodies are wise, and pain is their way of asking for help.
3. What should I do if I have an ingrown toenail (onychocryptosis)?
Most importantly: Don’t try to cut it at home. Manipulating it without the proper tools or knowledge often worsens the infection and pain. At our clinic, we use minimally invasive and virtually painless techniques to remove the ingrown nail spicule (the small piece of nail that is embedded) and provide you with immediate relief.
4. How can I treat nail fungus (onychomycosis)?
Fungi are very resilient microorganisms, so home remedies rarely work and can damage the nail. Today, science offers highly effective treatments, such as advanced topical therapies or laser therapy. Ideally, a sample should be taken to identify the exact fungus and apply the most effective treatment for you.
5. How often should I cut my nails and how should I do it correctly?
It depends on how fast they grow, but generally every 3 or 4 weeks. Trimming should always be done. straightWithout rounding or digging into the edges, to prevent ingrown toenails. If you have difficulty reaching your toes or vision problems, we’d be happy to do it safely for you.
6. What are calluses (hyperkeratosis) and why do they appear?
Calluses are a defense mechanism of the skin against excessive friction or pressure. They are not simply a cosmetic issue; they indicate that that area of the foot is bearing more weight than it should. Removing them provides relief, but investigating and correcting the cause (with proper footwear or insoles) is what prevents them from returning.
7. Is it bad to walk barefoot at home?
Walking barefoot has many muscular and sensory benefits, especially for children. However, in adults with certain conditions (such as plantar fasciitis or diabetic foot), walking without support on hard surfaces like the floor at home can aggravate pain or cause injury. If you don’t have any health conditions, walking barefoot occasionally is beneficial.
8. Could my footwear be the cause of my back or knee pain?
Absolutely. Our feet are the foundation of our body. If the base is unstable or misaligned due to unsuitable footwear (too flat, too high a heel, or too narrow), the impact and poor posture are transmitted directly to the knees, hips, and spine.
9. How to safely care for a diabetic foot?
Diabetes can decrease sensation and circulation in the feet, making even a small wound a serious risk. We recommend checking your feet daily for redness, washing them with lukewarm water (never hot), drying them thoroughly (especially between the toes), and visiting us regularly for nail trimming and callus removal.
10. Do children also need to go to the podiatrist?
Yes, it’s essential. We recommend the first biomechanical assessment starting at age 4 or 5. At that age, their feet and bones are still developing. Detecting problems like flat feet, toe walking, or frequent tripping early allows us to apply simple treatments and prevent complications in adulthood.
11. How do I know if I need custom templates?
Orthotics are recommended if you experience recurring pain in your feet, knees, or back, if your shoes have uneven wear, if you suffer from plantar fasciitis, or if you participate in high-impact sports. At our clinic, we perform a thorough biomechanical gait analysis to confirm whether orthotics would be beneficial for you.
12. Do insoles from pharmacies or supermarkets have the same effect?
No. Standard insoles are made for an “average foot,” which doesn’t really exist, and usually only provide cushioning. Custom insoles are a medical treatment: they are designed specifically after scanning your feet and studying your gait, correcting any issues that might affect your foot shape. you pathology and aligning you bone structure.
13. Are insoles suitable for all types of footwear?
Today, materials technology allows us to create very thin and versatile insoles. While ideally they should be used with closed shoes, with laces and a firm heel counter, we design specific models for athletic shoes, work shoes, and even narrower footwear. We’ll bring the treatment to your lifestyle.
14. How long will it take me to get used to my new insoles?
It’s a process of muscular and joint adaptation. We generally recommend gradual use: a few hours the first day, increasing little by little. Most of our patients get completely used to it within 7 to 15 days. It’s normal to feel slight discomfort from the change in posture, but there should never be sharp pain.
15. How often should I review or update my templates?
We recommend an annual check-up. The materials wear down with daily use, and most importantly, the shape and needs of your feet can change over time. During the annual check-up, we assess whether adjustments or replacements are necessary to ensure they continue to perform at their best.
16. What innovative treatments exist for plantar warts (papillomas)?
Plantar warts are caused by the Human Papillomavirus (HPV). Science is advancing rapidly, and today, in addition to traditional treatments, we have therapies such as laser or microwave treatments that directly target the affected tissue, stimulating the immune system and resulting in faster healing with less discomfort.
17. How does my foot strike affect my athletic performance?
Inefficient biomechanics not only cause injuries like tendinitis or overuse injuries, but also make you expend more energy with each stride. By analyzing your running gait and correcting minor deviations with personalized support, we optimize toe-off force and improve cushioning, safely enhancing your athletic performance.
18. Is it possible to correct bunions (hallux valgus) without surgery?
A bunion is a bone deformity. Once established, the only way to eliminate it is surgically. However, with conservative podiatry, we can do a great deal: through custom orthotics to redistribute pressure, custom-made silicone inserts, and foot physiotherapy exercises, we can slow its progression and, above all, almost completely eliminate the pain.
19. What role does hydration play in preventing foot injuries?
Dry, cracked skin (especially on the heels) is an entry point for infections (bacteria and fungi) and can bleed and become intensely painful when walking. We recommend the daily use of specific creams containing urea (between 10% and 20%), applied at night, to maintain skin elasticity against daily impact.
20. Can stress and lifestyle affect the health of my feet?
Absolutely. The foot is a highly innervated and vascularized structure. Continued stress can increase muscle tension in the plantar fascia, triggering acute pain. Furthermore, changes in diet, body weight, or circulatory problems resulting from a sedentary lifestyle have a direct and visible impact on the health of our lower extremities.
Frequently Asked Questions
We offer a wide range of treatments for all foot pathologies, from general podiatry to podiatric surgery, biomechanics, sports podiatry and specialized treatments for pediatric feet.
Contact us to find out which insurance companies we work with. We’ll let you know if your insurance covers our services.
The duration of the first visit can vary depending on the complexity of the case. It usually lasts between 30 and 45 minutes.
Most of our treatments are painless or performed with local anesthesia if necessary.
The number of sessions will depend on the pathology to be treated and the evolution of each patient.
We manufacture custom insoles for each patient, using high-quality materials and state-of-the-art technology.
Our clinic is located in Mollet del Vallés. You can find our exact address in the contact section.
You can request an appointment through our website, by phone, or by going directly to our clinic.
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Our Values and Medical Vocation
Love for one's neighbor and compassion as fundamental pillars of the Ismaela Báez Comprés Business Group.
At the Ismaela Báez Comprés Business Group, our medical and institutional vocation is guided by faith and love for our neighbor. We place our daily work under the protection of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, drawing inspiration from His compassion to offer the best care to each of our patients.
Your feet are in the best hands!
If you're looking for a trusted podiatrist in Mollet del Vallés, don't hesitate to contact us. We'll be happy to assist you and answer all your questions.
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