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Appointments

Below you’ll find all the information on making an appointment with us, what to expect, how much it costs and some frequently asked questions.

Your General Podiatry Appointment

We allow up to 25 minutes for General Podiatry appointments.

Before your appointment, we will send you an electronic consent form to complete. If you need any assistance with this, please let us know in advance. We also ask that you bring a list of any prescribed medications you are taking.

During your appointment, we will assess your foot health and discuss any concerns or problems you may be experiencing. This includes a vascular and neurological assessment to help us gain a complete picture of your foot health.

Following your assessment, the remainder of your appointment will be tailored to your individual needs. This may include nail cutting and filing, painless reduction of thickened nails where necessary, removal of hard skin and corns, and treatment of cracked skin. If there are several issues to address, we will prioritise the treatments that will provide the greatest benefit and discuss any further care that may be needed.

If you are experiencing discomfort at the side of a toenail, the cause may be an ingrowing toenail or a corn beside the nail. We will diagnose the problem and provide relief wherever possible. Many ingrowing toenails can be treated without surgery. If surgery is required, we can refer you to the NHS Podiatry Service or provide details of private podiatrists who offer nail surgery.

We will also address any other concerns, including foot pain, verrucas and cracked skin. Many problems can be resolved in a single visit. If further treatment is needed, we will make you as comfortable as possible and recommend the most appropriate treatment plan to help keep your feet healthy.

To finish your appointment, we will apply a soothing foot cream, leaving your feet feeling refreshed, comfortable and ready to get you where you want to go!

Treatment Fee:

General Podiatry £39.00*

*From 1st September 2026 £42.00

FAQs

Here are some common questions we get asked about making an appointment, if you have any specific questions just let us know.

Do I need to bring anything with me on my first appointment
Before your first appointment, we will ask you to fill out a new patient form, that will ask for your details and for you to read and sign the privacy statement, therefore, if possible, we ask that you arrive 5 minutes before your appointment time. We also ask if you could bring in a list of medication that you take as we need to take a full medical history during the appointment.
Should I remove my nail varnish
In order for us to thoroughly check your feet and toenails, it is vital that we can see the toenails, therefore, if possible, we ask that you take off any nail polish before your appointment to save time.
Who will be treating my feet
All of our clinicians are fully qualified Podiatrists, registered with the HCPC (Health and Care Professions Council). This means that they are experienced practitioners, qualified with a degree in Podiatry, and have to adhere to strict regulations specified by the HCPC, which includes the sterilisation of instruments, 1000 clinic hours completed before they are allowed to treat patients on their own, and confidentiality. You can check the online register of Podiatrists on the HCPC website. You can also read more about the podiatrists who work here on the our practice page.
How often should I make an appointment?
Most patients find it beneficial to visit us at regular intervals, and we will plan the best timescale for this with you at your appointment. This will normally be for a routine appointment lasting 20-25 minutes. Our treatments are carried out on dry feet to ensure long lasting results.
I think I have a verruca what should I do?
If you suspect you have a verruca, it is a good idea to have it diagnosed by a qualified podiatrist before deciding whether to treat it. A surprising number of suspected verruca`s turn out to be corns! Whether corn or verruca, the treatments are very different and you can do a lot of damage by treating inappropriately. Your first appointment will be a half hour appointment at which we will diagnose the problem, and give you details of the variety of treatment options, which may be in clinic or self-treating.

You may need to attend clinic regularly for several weeks for verruca treatments and we will discuss the cost at your first appointment.

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Call: 01922 615163

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