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Podiatry is a specialist area of healthcare focused on the assessment, diagnosis, treatment and prevention of conditions affecting the feet, ankles and lower limbs. A podiatrist can help with both routine foot-care needs and more complex problems that may affect comfort, mobility or daily activities. Treatment may include advice, clinical assessment, ongoing monitoring and personalised care depending on your individual needs.

Podiatrists can help with a wide range of foot and lower-limb concerns. These may include corns, calluses, hard skin, nail problems, ingrown toenails, verrucae, foot pain, heel pain, mobility concerns and general foot-health issues. If you are unsure whether your condition is suitable for podiatry treatment, you can contact us before booking and we will be happy to guide you.

In most cases, you do not need a GP referral to arrange a private podiatry appointment. You can contact us directly to book an assessment. If your podiatrist feels that your condition requires further medical investigation or input from another healthcare professional, they will explain this to you and advise you on the appropriate next steps.

Yes, we offer home visits for patients who may find travelling to the clinic difficult or inconvenient. Home appointments can be particularly helpful for older patients, people with reduced mobility or anyone who would feel more comfortable receiving care at home. Availability may depend on your location, so please contact us to confirm whether home visits are available in your area.

Your first appointment will usually begin with a discussion about your current concerns, medical history, medication and any previous foot problems. Your podiatrist will then assess your feet and, where appropriate, your ankles and lower limbs. Based on the assessment, they will explain their findings, discuss suitable treatment options and answer any questions you may have.

It is helpful to bring any relevant medical information, a list of your current medications and details of any previous treatment you have received for the same problem. If your concern is related to walking, footwear or movement, you may also be asked to bring the shoes you wear most frequently. Bringing this information can help your podiatrist better understand your condition and provide appropriate advice.

The length of an appointment can vary depending on the type of treatment or assessment required. Routine appointments may be shorter, while more detailed assessments can take longer. When you book, we can advise you of the expected appointment duration so that you know how much time to allow.

Yes. Foot care can be especially important for people living with diabetes because changes in circulation, sensation or skin health can increase the risk of foot problems. A podiatrist can assess your foot health, identify potential concerns and provide advice on maintaining healthy feet. If necessary, they may also recommend further medical support.

Choosing a professionally registered podiatrist helps ensure that the clinician has completed recognised training and works to established professional standards. In the UK, the titles Podiatrist and Chiropodist are protected, and registered professionals are expected to meet requirements relating to training, conduct, skills and patient care. If you would like to confirm the registration details of your clinician, please contact us.

You can contact us by telephone, email or through the website contact form to request an appointment. Let us know whether you would prefer a clinic appointment or would like to enquire about a home visit. Our team will then help you find a suitable appointment time and provide any information you may need before your visit.