Chiropodists and podiatrists in London

The Chelsea Clinic chiropodists and podiatrists provides podiatry care for foot and nail problems, with treatment explained during and after the appointment. The clinic also supports children, including difficult splinter-removal cases handled with a gentle approach.

Follow-up can include written notes, product recommendations, links and practical advice for continuing care at home. It suits people wanting clear treatment information and ongoing support after a podiatry appointment.

Biomechanical assessment, gait analysis and custom orthoses are central to Active Life Podiatry’s care for foot, leg and movement problems in London. The practice examines posture, gait and, where needed, running technique for people with running injuries or skin and nail problems.

Podiatrists use diagnostic equipment to investigate pain or injury and create treatment plans that may include orthoses, laser therapy or shockwave therapy. Custom 3D-printed orthoses can be produced on site at the Fulham clinic. Biomechanics and musculoskeletal treatments are also available in Putney, with post-treatment plans adapted to daily life.

Pimlico Podiatry treats painful nail and foot problems, while also supporting ongoing foot maintenance. The clinic has helped people with ingrowing nails, long-standing foot pain and ankle issues linked with cycling, using treatment and clear explanations to plan continued care.

Regular appointments can help patients keep on top of recurring foot concerns, while urgent problems may be addressed promptly. The practice can arrange follow-up checks after nail treatment, useful where a wound needs reviewing after the initial appointment.

Foot and leg problems are assessed and treated at Ratna Podiatry, including sports injuries, paediatric foot and leg pain and ingrowing toenails. The practice also supports people with higher-risk foot concerns, including diabetes and rheumatoid arthritis.

A telephone conversation comes first, helping Ratna decide whether an appointment or another course of action is appropriate. If an appointment is needed, patients can attend the clinic for examination and a treatment plan, or arrange a home visit. The team’s work includes general foot care, vascular and neurological assessment, nail surgery and local anaesthesia. Clinic or home-visit appointments are available.

Foot care in London covers nail, skin, diabetic, biomechanical and sports-related concerns at DG Podiatrist. The practice treats corns and calluses, verrucae and nail problems, with further support for diabetic foot care, footwear advice and orthotics.

Consultations include foot-health guidance, while the practice also supports people seeking care for everyday problems rather than only chronic conditions. Its educational content covers common foot and ankle issues, helping patients understand conditions alongside receiving treatment. The service menu includes nail surgery and insoles, and the practice serves London and Harare.

Specialist care for fungal nails, ingrown toenails and complex nail conditions is provided at Harley Medical Foot and Nail Laser Clinic London. The clinic offers nail laser treatment, nail surgery and routine podiatry, with further care for corns, calluses and verrucae.

A specialist podiatric team assesses nail and foot conditions before recommending treatment. Options include nail laser treatments, SWIFT microwave, permanent nail removal, orthotics and biomechanical or gait analysis. Nail surgery packages include follow-up support, while online consultations provide another route to assessment. The Harley Street clinic opens six days a week for people seeking focused nail or foot care.

Corn treatment, foot therapy and podiatry consultations are available at Marcella Bell Clinic for people dealing with painful or persistent foot problems. The clinic also gives advice about foot care and suitable products following assessment.

Individuals and couples can seek podiatry care with a clear consultation before deciding on treatment. Enquiries are handled quickly, appointments are straightforward to book and pricing is clear and fair, with advice about foot care and suitable products available after assessment.

Corns, calluses, verrucae, toenail problems and heel pain are among the foot conditions treated at Walk IN Foot Clinic. The central London podiatry practice also covers fungal and ingrown nails, bunions and plantar fasciitis.

A consultation can lead straight into treatment when appropriate, rather than requiring a separate return visit. The clinic gives advice on foot care and footwear, and can provide referrals where appropriate through links with local GPs and related disciplines. It is a short walk from Hyde Park Corner and Knightsbridge stations.

Chiropody Clinic And Footcare Centre combines podiatry with practical footwear fitting in a family-run West London practice. General chiropody covers nail cutting, hard skin and corns, while specialist care includes verrucae treatment and nail surgery.

The centre stocks Hotter and Waldlaufer shoes selected for comfortable, practical fitting. Its Hotter Comfort Concept range includes cushioned leather insoles, padded ankle support, smooth internal seams, a deep toe box and soft leather uppers. It suits people seeking foot care alongside supportive everyday footwear.

Advanced foot treatments combine podiatry with cosmetic care at Margaret Dabbs, including medical pedicures and treatment for verrucae. The clinic serves men and women of all ages, with particular relevance for people seeking support with foot health, damaged skin or nail concerns. Its practitioners work in private treatment rooms and use specialist equipment, while the wider brand also offers products for feet, hands, nails and legs.

The London clinic is inside Space NK in Notting Hill, with appointments available seven days a week. Its treatment range includes clinical verrucae treatments and medical pedicures, giving visitors a route to address both practical foot concerns and appearance.

Margaret Dabbs London - John Lewis & Partners, White City combines podiatry with luxury foot, hand, nail and leg care. Its foot clinic provides advanced treatments including medical pedicures and clinical verrucae care, supported by a retail range for concerns such as athlete’s foot, cracked skin, bunions and damaged nails.

Qualified HCPC-registered podiatrists work in private treatment rooms with specialist equipment. The brand’s approach links cosmetic podiatry with medical science, making the setting suitable for people seeking foot-health treatment alongside a more beauty-focused experience. The wider business also sells products online, including foot, hand, nail and leg treatments.

Routine podiatry, diabetic foot care and treatment for nail and skin problems are provided by Local Podiatrist in Islington, North London. The practice also covers fungal issues, gait and biomechanics, ingrown toenails and verrucae removal. Its treatment menu includes nail cutting, corn removal and hard-skin removal, with gait analysis and custom orthotic solutions available for foot pain.

The service suits people seeking a focused assessment of a particular foot concern as well as those wanting ongoing care. Patients can book an appointment online, and the practice explains treatment options in clear, accessible terms. Its Islington base places it within the wider North London foot-health service area stated by the business.

City Foot Health provides chiropody and podiatry in the City of London, from routine foot care and medical pedicures to treatment for persistent conditions. The clinic handles ingrown toenails, verrucas and bunions, as well as plantar fasciitis, fungal nails and sports injuries.

Every treatment starts with an assessment, allowing the team to recommend care based on the problem rather than a standard package. Services also include biomechanical assessment, prescription orthotics and insoles, and diabetic foot management. The established clinic has provided chiropody services in London since 1850.

Medical pedicures and advanced foot treatments combine podiatry with a polished treatment setting at Margaret Dabbs London Sole Spa at Liberty. The clinic addresses foot health concerns for men and women of all ages, with treatments focused on feet, nails and related skin concerns.

Services include medical pedicures and clinical verrucae treatments, supported by private treatment rooms and podiatry-backed products. The Liberty clinic sits within the department store on Great Marlborough Street, making it suited to people seeking clinical foot care alongside a beauty-led treatment experience. Medical pedicures are the clearest feature for anyone wanting more than a conventional cosmetic pedicure.

Foot assessment and bespoke insole fitting are central to Ghazaleh London’s podiatry work. The practice helps people managing discomfort, alignment problems, Morton’s neuroma, hallux valgus or reduced mobility after foot surgery. Miss Rahimi assesses the feet, explains the available options and can arrange insoles through an affiliated company.

Treatment may also include cleaning hard skin around the heels and forefoot. The service suits patients seeking practical guidance alongside care for ongoing foot discomfort and mobility concerns.

Medical pedicures and advanced foot treatments form the core of Margaret Dabbs London’s Marylebone clinic. Its podiatrists combine clinical treatment with cosmetic care in private treatment rooms, covering foot health, verrucae and nails for men and women of all ages.

The clinic provides podiatry-backed verrucae treatment and a medical pedicure, while the wider brand also sells products for cracked skin, bunions, stiff toe joints and damaged or fungal nails. The focus is foot health as well as the finished appearance. The Marylebone clinic is at 7 New Cavendish Street.

Leyton Foot Clinic provides routine podiatry and specialist lower-limb care, including nail cutting, corn removal and hard-skin treatment. It also offers biomechanics, corrective insoles and foot mobilisation for people whose foot or leg mechanics affect comfort or movement.

Its assessment-led approach looks for causes of foot and limb problems before selecting treatment. Biomechanical assessment considers how the feet and legs affect standing, walking and running, with orthotics used where appropriate. Care is available for people of all ages, including those with heel, arch, knee or lower-back pain and sports injuries. The team includes HCPC-registered podiatrists and chiropodists, with additional podiatric acupuncture and injection therapy listed.

Specialist podiatry and podiatric surgery are available at The Marylebone Foot Clinic, a private practice on Harcourt Street serving Marylebone, Baker Street, Mayfair and Marble Arch. The clinic provides routine podiatry, foot health checks and care for skin and nail conditions.

Its wider clinical offer includes complex biomechanics, podopaediatrics and sports medicine, alongside injection therapy and wound care. The practice also treats ingrowing toenails, corns, callus, verrucae and pathological nails. Clinical services are shaped around individual needs, with options ranging from general foot care to specialist assessment and medical pedicures. Rebeca Gomez is identified as the Clinical Director and a Fellow of the College of Podiatry of Podiatric Surgeons.

Toe, foot and nail problems are treated at The Chelsea Podiatry Practice, including callus care, chronic foot pain and difficult toenails. The practice also sees children with toe problems and can help people who need podiatry advice during recovery from an injury.

Care can include debriding a callus, cleaning an affected toe or removing difficult toenails, followed by advice about recovery and aftercare. It may suit people who are anxious about a procedure and want the steps explained clearly before treatment.

Tottenham Chiropody Clinic treats verrucas, plantar fasciitis, bunions and other foot-health concerns. Care can include suitable insoles for plantar fasciitis or bunion-related problems, alongside practical advice on maintaining foot health.

The clinic also assesses unusual or potentially serious foot changes and can write to a GP for a dermatology referral when appropriate. It may suit people seeking treatment for a persistent verruca or advice about a recurring foot problem.

Podiatry care at The London Podiatry Centre Ltd includes cryosurgery for Morton’s neuroma, offering a minimally invasive approach for people seeking an alternative to open surgery. The treatment is followed by clinical review, with care focused on persistent neuroma pain and recovery that can support a gradual return to normal footwear and activity.

Medical pedicures at Margaret Dabbs London combine foot and nail care with attention to problems such as dry hard skin, athlete’s foot and nail fungus. The service suits people seeking clinical foot care in a salon setting, as well as those wanting a conventional manicure or pedicure.

Treatment can remove built-up material around the nails, improve the appearance of the feet and include advice on looking after them. The London practice also provides relaxing foot massage alongside its foot-care services.

Podiatry for common foot problems, sports injuries and biomechanical concerns is available at Podogo - London Foot Clinic, with orthotics, shockwave therapy and foot surgery also listed. The first visit establishes a diagnosis and treatment plan, covering routine foot health and ingrown toenails.

The clinic offers conservative and surgical options for ingrown toenails, as well as bunion and hammertoe surgery. Gait analysis can identify biomechanical needs and support custom orthotics. General podiatry is £150 for 40 minutes, biomechanical assessment £220 and surgical consultation £250. Pricing is set out before the appointment.