Includes clinical diagnosis, assessment, podiatry treatment of your foot complaint and formulation of a management plan. Circulatory, neurological and structural assessment. Treatment also includes foot soak, sanding of feet and application of cream. Treatments for all nail care, ingrowing toenails, hard skin removal, corns, verruca, wounds, athletes foot and management of skin infections and conditions. You may also choose to book Podiatry and Varnish or Podiatry and massage or Luxury Podiatry (additional fees). There is also offer a nail cutting service at a reduced fee for patients only requiring this service after an initial new patient assessment and treatment appointment.
An assessment of your risk of ulceration. Including circulation, neurological, sensation, deformity, tissue viability and footwear examinations. Preventative advice on managing your feet, early detection of deteriorating foot problems and ongoing monitoring of your foot health. This service can be added on to your routine Podiatry treatment.
A permanent solution for ingrown, thickened or damaged toenails (includes 3 follow up dressing appointments). For more than one toe price available on appointment. Requires £100 deposit. A new patient podiatry appointment is required before booking this treatment to determine suitability through assessment, examination and consultation. For more than one toe, prices available on request.
Preop Nail Surgery Information
Is a highly effective, quick and easy treatment for verruca that Uses microwave energy to treat stubborn verruca using a probe applied to the skin for a few seconds. 3 short treatments are required at monthly intervals followed by a 12 week review appointment. Requires £100 deposit.
A unique and innovative treatment using specialised gel injections to cushion inside the skin to prevent painful pressure lesions such as corns.
Reconstruction of a damaged or previous fungal nail using aseptic techniques, Gel or Varnish can be added. Initial assessment/photograph required prior to treatment. Fungal nail treatment may be required first. See leaflet for patient suitability.