Services
This 40 minute new patient consultation and treatment (if appropriate) encompasses a wide variety of diagnostic clinical tests which enables our podiatrists to create a suitable treatment plan. Because your feet are unique, your first appointment involves an extensive foot health assessment with a podiatrist. During this time, we’ll conduct a full medical history and take details of any medication you’re taking, allergies, and any previous chiropody or podiatry treatment you’ve received. We’ll also discuss any concerns or problems you have with your feet. We begin the treatment by examining your feet and lower limbs, looking closely at your skin, nails, and foot alignment with biomechanical tests. Clinical musculoskeletal, vascular, neurological and dermatological tests may be provided based on your foot condition.
Please note the treatment provided at the initial consultation does not include surgery, injection treatment or advanced treatment options.
Cost: £70
Please note the treatment provided at the initial consultation does not include surgery, injection treatment or advanced treatment options.
Cost: £70
This 40 minute treatment includes cutting and filing of the nails, removal of corns and calluses. Also, treatment of ingrown toenails if necessary. We offer advice and prevention of conditions such as athletes’ foot and verruca pedis.
Cost: £55
Cost: £55
A email and SMS will be sent with instructions on how to access the video consultation and essential information.
What to expect during your podiatry consultation
Your podiatrist will first ask you some questions to get a deeper understanding of your foot or leg condition/injury and symptoms, your lifestyle and your goals. This is followed by a physical examination.
The podiatry examination will consist of two parts:
Your podiatrist will demonstrate specific movement tests over Video and then ask you to repeat them. The tests are similar to the ones used in clinic and will help to establish what structures you have injured as well as test your muscle strength, flexibility and control.
We will then guide you through a palpation examination and get you to examine different parts of your body by hand to distinguish between different ligaments, muscles and bones.
Your podiatrist will use the information from the interview and the physical examination to provide you with a diagnosis of your foot/ leg condition/injury We will then compile a detailed treatment plan specific to your needs.
You will practice all the self-treatment techniques and exercises with your podiatrist to ensure that you are doing them correctly. You will also receive a written report summarising the examination findings and treatment plan as well as pictures/videos of the exercises included in your treatment plan. You will be able to contact your podiatrist during the following weeks if you experience any problems with the treatment plan or have any other questions.
Your podiatrist may feel that you require further investigation of your condition in the form of blood tests, x-rays or MRI scans. If this is the case we will ask your permission to write to your GP to request this or you can choose a private option. Your podiatrist will never communicate with your GP or anyone else unless you give her written permission to do so.
The treatment plan will include everything that you should do for the next few weeks. It is up to you whether you continue with treatment after this, but your treatment programme will have to be adjusted as your injury heals to achieve full recovery.
We can post suitable medication, orthotics and other products that you require for a speedy recovery.
No podiatrist can provide a treatment programme that will guarantee a full recovery, since injuries and foot problems heal at different rates for different people. You can book follow-up sessions which will be used to reassess your injury and provide you with an adjusted treatment and training programme.
Who should use this plan?
Initial consultations are required for:
every new foot and leg condition as well injury that you request treatment for; every foot/ leg condition or injury that you have not had an appointment for in the last 3 months.
Please understand that I cannot provide a detailed diagnosis or treatment advice unless we have had a full consultation.
What to expect during your podiatry consultation
Your podiatrist will first ask you some questions to get a deeper understanding of your foot or leg condition/injury and symptoms, your lifestyle and your goals. This is followed by a physical examination.
The podiatry examination will consist of two parts:
Your podiatrist will demonstrate specific movement tests over Video and then ask you to repeat them. The tests are similar to the ones used in clinic and will help to establish what structures you have injured as well as test your muscle strength, flexibility and control.
We will then guide you through a palpation examination and get you to examine different parts of your body by hand to distinguish between different ligaments, muscles and bones.
Your podiatrist will use the information from the interview and the physical examination to provide you with a diagnosis of your foot/ leg condition/injury We will then compile a detailed treatment plan specific to your needs.
You will practice all the self-treatment techniques and exercises with your podiatrist to ensure that you are doing them correctly. You will also receive a written report summarising the examination findings and treatment plan as well as pictures/videos of the exercises included in your treatment plan. You will be able to contact your podiatrist during the following weeks if you experience any problems with the treatment plan or have any other questions.
Your podiatrist may feel that you require further investigation of your condition in the form of blood tests, x-rays or MRI scans. If this is the case we will ask your permission to write to your GP to request this or you can choose a private option. Your podiatrist will never communicate with your GP or anyone else unless you give her written permission to do so.
The treatment plan will include everything that you should do for the next few weeks. It is up to you whether you continue with treatment after this, but your treatment programme will have to be adjusted as your injury heals to achieve full recovery.
We can post suitable medication, orthotics and other products that you require for a speedy recovery.
No podiatrist can provide a treatment programme that will guarantee a full recovery, since injuries and foot problems heal at different rates for different people. You can book follow-up sessions which will be used to reassess your injury and provide you with an adjusted treatment and training programme.
Who should use this plan?
Initial consultations are required for:
every new foot and leg condition as well injury that you request treatment for; every foot/ leg condition or injury that you have not had an appointment for in the last 3 months.
Please understand that I cannot provide a detailed diagnosis or treatment advice unless we have had a full consultation.
Advanced Laser Treatment to Effectively Treat Fungal Toenails
We offer a highly effective laser solution for the treatment of fungal toenails that are discoloured, thickened, crumbly, unsightly, and often associated with unpleasant odour. Using a combination of Remy Laser and PACT laser therapy, this treatment targets fungal infection within the toenail(s) and surrounding tissue.
This programme consists of seven weekly treatment sessions, this appointment will be your first. Your first appointment will include a full consultation, clinical photographs, education on preventing cross-infection and re-infection, and the initial laser treatment. The remaining laser sessions will be scheduled by the clinic at weekly intervals.
A consultation fee of £85 is payable in advance via our online payment system. Please note that a minimum of 24 hours’ notice is required for cancellation to qualify for a refund.
This booking is for the consultation and first laser treatment only. Please note all subsequent treatments will be arranged for you in advance by the clinic, a course of 6 additional treatment is £490
We offer a highly effective laser solution for the treatment of fungal toenails that are discoloured, thickened, crumbly, unsightly, and often associated with unpleasant odour. Using a combination of Remy Laser and PACT laser therapy, this treatment targets fungal infection within the toenail(s) and surrounding tissue.
This programme consists of seven weekly treatment sessions, this appointment will be your first. Your first appointment will include a full consultation, clinical photographs, education on preventing cross-infection and re-infection, and the initial laser treatment. The remaining laser sessions will be scheduled by the clinic at weekly intervals.
A consultation fee of £85 is payable in advance via our online payment system. Please note that a minimum of 24 hours’ notice is required for cancellation to qualify for a refund.
This booking is for the consultation and first laser treatment only. Please note all subsequent treatments will be arranged for you in advance by the clinic, a course of 6 additional treatment is £490
A comprehensive annual health check designed to detect early signs of tendon problems, osteoarthritis, circulatory or nerve changes, and issues related to foot mechanics, balance, and gait. Ideal for anyone wanting to stay active, prevent pain, and protect long-term mobility.
Musculoskeletal Ultrasound Scan
A quick, safe, non-invasive scan that provides detailed real-time images of the tendons, ligaments, joints, and soft tissues in your feet, ankles, and knees. This yearly assessment helps identify early changes such as inflammation, tendon thickening, or developing osteoarthritis before symptoms appear, supporting early intervention and long-term joint health.
Computerised Gait Scan
Static and dynamic gait analysis to identify weight-bearing imbalances, arch height changes, and mechanical patterns that may contribute to foot, knee, hip, or back pain. Includes muscle testing to detect early strength changes linked to future issues.
Neurovascular Assessment
A full review of cardiovascular and nerve health, including blood pressure, oxygen levels, pulse, ECG rhythm check, Doppler circulation assessment, and lower-limb nerve evaluation. This helps identify early signs of reduced circulation or nerve sensitivity that may affect balance and mobility.
Shoe Size Check
Accurate measurement of foot length and width to provide your current shoe size, as foot shape can change over time and impact comfort and support.
Musculoskeletal Ultrasound Scan
A quick, safe, non-invasive scan that provides detailed real-time images of the tendons, ligaments, joints, and soft tissues in your feet, ankles, and knees. This yearly assessment helps identify early changes such as inflammation, tendon thickening, or developing osteoarthritis before symptoms appear, supporting early intervention and long-term joint health.
Computerised Gait Scan
Static and dynamic gait analysis to identify weight-bearing imbalances, arch height changes, and mechanical patterns that may contribute to foot, knee, hip, or back pain. Includes muscle testing to detect early strength changes linked to future issues.
Neurovascular Assessment
A full review of cardiovascular and nerve health, including blood pressure, oxygen levels, pulse, ECG rhythm check, Doppler circulation assessment, and lower-limb nerve evaluation. This helps identify early signs of reduced circulation or nerve sensitivity that may affect balance and mobility.
Shoe Size Check
Accurate measurement of foot length and width to provide your current shoe size, as foot shape can change over time and impact comfort and support.
If you have not visited us before and are confident that Swift microwave therapy is the right option for treating your warts or verrucas, this is the appropriate appointment to book. Your visit will include an initial assessment of your circulation, general health, and overall suitability for Swift treatment.
Please do not book a Swift appointment if you are:
Pregnant or breastfeeding
Fitted with a pacemaker, defibrillator, or any electronic or nerve-stimulating implant
Have metal plates located directly beneath the area requiring treatment
If you are diabetic, please do not book this appointment, please book a initial consultation.
While it is uncommon, there remains a possibility that you may not be suitable for Swift treatment due to poor circulation or health conditions affecting tissue viability. If this is the case, we will discuss alternative treatment options with you during your visit.
If you are deemed suitable, treatment with the Swift microwave device will be carried out during this appointment. This will be the first of a recommended course of four treatments, typically spaced one month apart.
Please note that Swift treatment usually requires a course of four sessions and has an approximate success rate of 80%. While it is currently considered the most effective treatment available, results cannot be guaranteed and around 20% of patients may not achieve complete resolution.
Please do not book a Swift appointment if you are:
Pregnant or breastfeeding
Fitted with a pacemaker, defibrillator, or any electronic or nerve-stimulating implant
Have metal plates located directly beneath the area requiring treatment
If you are diabetic, please do not book this appointment, please book a initial consultation.
While it is uncommon, there remains a possibility that you may not be suitable for Swift treatment due to poor circulation or health conditions affecting tissue viability. If this is the case, we will discuss alternative treatment options with you during your visit.
If you are deemed suitable, treatment with the Swift microwave device will be carried out during this appointment. This will be the first of a recommended course of four treatments, typically spaced one month apart.
Please note that Swift treatment usually requires a course of four sessions and has an approximate success rate of 80%. While it is currently considered the most effective treatment available, results cannot be guaranteed and around 20% of patients may not achieve complete resolution.
Neurovascular, Neural and Computerised Gait Scan for Diabetics
A biomechanical assessment is necessary to assess the quality and range of movement of the joints, to assess muscle strength and flexibility, to assess compensatory mechanisms, and to assess the way that you walk, paying particular attention to the way the foot contacts the ground at each stage of the gait cycle.
A biomechanical assessment is suitable for anyone experiencing lower back, knee, hip, and calf, ankle, or foot pain whereby the cause has not yet been established. The biomechanical assessment is the first step in understanding what the cause of the problem is, what can be done, and what further investigations or referrals to other health professionals are needed.
A biomechanical assessment is suitable for anyone experiencing lower back, knee, hip, and calf, ankle, or foot pain whereby the cause has not yet been established. The biomechanical assessment is the first step in understanding what the cause of the problem is, what can be done, and what further investigations or referrals to other health professionals are needed.
This comprehensive assessment is designed to diagnose and treat lower-limb biomechanical issues and abnormal gait patterns. It includes a full mechanical gait evaluation and clinical examination of the hips, knees, ankles, and feet to identify structural or functional abnormalities affecting movement and performance.
A diagnostic musculoskeletal ultrasound scan is used to assess soft-tissue structures with real-time imaging, supporting accurate diagnosis. Advanced TOG gait analysis technology evaluates walking and running mechanics, while computerised muscle testing measures the strength and function of key muscle groups, including the quadriceps, hamstrings, and ankle stabilisers.
The TOG GaitScan collects over one million data points using 4096 sensors scanning at 300 Hz as the patient walks across the plate. Data captured includes pressure distribution, timing sequences, and relative pressure at ten anatomical landmarks.
We also use the MicroFET2 handheld dynamometer to obtain precise, quantifiable muscle-strength measurements. This allows reliable identification of weakness, imbalance, or asymmetry contributing to pain or altered gait. The objective data also supports accurate diagnosis and helps track rehabilitation progress.
A detailed medical report outlining findings, diagnostic results, and treatment recommendations will be provided after the appointment.
A diagnostic musculoskeletal ultrasound scan is used to assess soft-tissue structures with real-time imaging, supporting accurate diagnosis. Advanced TOG gait analysis technology evaluates walking and running mechanics, while computerised muscle testing measures the strength and function of key muscle groups, including the quadriceps, hamstrings, and ankle stabilisers.
The TOG GaitScan collects over one million data points using 4096 sensors scanning at 300 Hz as the patient walks across the plate. Data captured includes pressure distribution, timing sequences, and relative pressure at ten anatomical landmarks.
We also use the MicroFET2 handheld dynamometer to obtain precise, quantifiable muscle-strength measurements. This allows reliable identification of weakness, imbalance, or asymmetry contributing to pain or altered gait. The objective data also supports accurate diagnosis and helps track rehabilitation progress.
A detailed medical report outlining findings, diagnostic results, and treatment recommendations will be provided after the appointment.
Musculoskeletal Computerised Gait Scan for children and teenagers
