Services provided

Assessment: Evaluating nail health for issues like infections and ingrown nails.

Trimming and Shaping: Properly cutting nails to prevent discomfort, reduction of thickened toenail

Treatment of Disorders: Addressing fungal infections and abnormalities. 

Nail Debridement: Removing excess or diseased nail material for relief and improved appearance.

Patient Education: Offering advice on nail care to reduce future problems.

We design and create custom orthotics to help alleviate your foot pain. Our orthotics are made from high-quality materials and are designed to fit your unique foot shape and gait for maximum comfort and support.

Corn removal is the professional treatment of thickened skin on the toes or feet caused by friction. A podiatrist assesses the corn and uses specialised tools to remove the hardened tissue, relieving pain and discomfort. Patients receive guidance on preventing recurrence.

Verruca treatment by a podiatrist includes various methods to address plantar warts. One effective technique is Faulkner's needling, which involves using a needle to stimulate the immune response against the verruca. Additionally, a variety of topical treatments, such as acids or cryotherapy, may be used to remove the wart and promote healing. The podiatrist will tailor the treatment plan based on the individual's needs and the severity of the verruca.

Ingrown toenails often result in significant pain and can potentially lead to infections if not addressed promptly. Our skilled podiatrists are dedicated to providing specialised treatment for ingrown toenails. This may include various non-invasive methods, but in cases where the condition is severe, surgical nail removal may be used to ensure relief and prevent further complications.

Callus reduction by a podiatrist involves the professional removal of thickened skin caused by pressure or friction. The podiatrist uses specialised tools to safely and effectively reduce the callus, alleviating discomfort  improving foot health and improving overall appearance . Patients receive advice on preventing future callus formation.

A biomechanics assessment by a podiatrist evaluates how the body moves, focusing on the feet, legs, and posture. This assessment analyses gait, balance, and alignment to identify any issues that may contribute to pain or injury. The podiatrist uses this information to develop a personalised treatment plan, which may include exercises, orthotics, or footwear recommendations to improve function and comfort.