Podiatry in Wimbledon

Providing Excellence in Podiatry & Chiropody Services

Are you experiencing foot pain or discomfort? We offer three types of podiatry appointments at our podiatry clinic in Wimbledon. For visible skin and nail issues such as fungal infections, ingrown toenails, or verrucae, book a 30-minute initial assessment with our podiatrist.

If you're experiencing biomechanical issues, muscle, joint, or tendon pain like plantar fasciitis or bunions, opt for the 45-minute Musculoskeletal (MSK) podiatry assessment for a thorough evaluation and treatment plan.

Not to be confused with a cosmetic pedicure, lasting 45 minutes, a Medical Pedicure is ideal for maintaining foot health and addressing conditions like hard skin, corns, or calluses, leaving your feet hygienic.

We also offer more complex podiatry services including nail surgery and custom orthotics fitting. Quotes available on request.

If you're unsure which podiatry appointment to book, please call us, and our team will guide you on the best course of treatment.

Call to Book a Podiatry Treatment in Wimbledon

0203 903 6848
For help deciding which poditry appointment is right for you, or if you wish to claim the cost of your treatment through your health insurance, please call us before making an appointment.

Expert Foot Care in Wimbledon Village

Free your feet from pain and discomfort with our range of podiatry services in Wimbledon Village.

What can I expect from a podiatry appointment?

During an initial consultation, we can address or advise on any foot-related complaint. This can be anything from dermatology-related complaints such as callus/corn formation, nail issues, skin infections, ulcers/wound care, and other skin and nail complaints to deeper issues such as diabetic foot disorders, structural abnormalities/deformities, foot injuries, nerve and circulation problems and more.

Can the Podiatrist treat me on the day? 

Typically, most issues can be addressed during your initial assessment, particularly skin and nail complaints. 

What is the difference between a chiropodist and a podiatrist?

They are essentially the same. Chiropody is an older term which is concerned with skin and nails. Podiatry encompasses the biomechanical side of foot care.

Are Podiatrists trained? 

Yes, Podiatrists are physicians who have completed specialised education and training in this field, allowing them to diagnose and treat various conditions ranging from ingrown toenails to fractures and diabetes-related complications.

Can the Podiatrist get rid of my verruca? 

The answer is yes and no. We can usually make a painful verruca stop hurting straight away, but getting rid of verruca takes time and, depending on treatment options, usually requires multiple sessions.