Expert foot care to elevate your feet

Stay independent and confident with feet that feel and look their best.

Forward thinking Foot Care

Our feet carry us through life and yet are often neglected. 

We pride ourselves on the high quality foot care we offer to our patients

Trust

Foot health affects the way you feel and your independence. So when things aren't right but you have to keep moving, entrust your foot care to our expert.

Expertise

Our registered Foot Health Practitioner offers great personal foot care. We undertake ongoing learning so we're always ahead of the game

Innovation

There's more to us than hard skin and corns! We offer innovative care that can have you looking and feeling great in no time.

When it comes to feet, we've got you covered - toe to heel!

Feet come in all shapes and sizes and with all sorts of pains and woes; we take a full history and assessment prior to carrying out any treatment. Place your feet, in safe and experienced hands

General footcare services:

      Callus / Hard Skin

          What is it

          Callus are large areas of thick, hardened layers of skin


          What causes it

          Caused by the skin protecting itself against friction and pressure 


          What are the symptoms

          The skin of a plantar callus is grey or yellowish. The skin may also feel hard,rough,dry ,and flaky. It may be painful when direct pressure is applied to the area. Plantar calluses can be large, covering a wide span of the heel or the ball of the foot


          What are the treatment options

          parring down the callus and applying a cream/oil daily to moisturise the area will help.Regular appointments is advisable to stay on top of the Callus reforming

      Corns

          What is it

          Corns are thick, hardened layers of skin


          What causes it

          Caused by pressure or rubbing of the skin, wearing high heels or shoes that are the wrong size and shape for your feet


          What are the symptoms

          Corns can appear anywhere on your feet, and feel like you have a stone in your shoe, they can be very painful 


          What are the treatment options

          Parring down the callus and enucleate the centre between 6-8 weekly appointments for continued comfort

      Cracked Heels

          What is it

          Cracked heels, also referred to as Heel Fissures, are a common foot condition, which can cause discomfort or even pain


          What causes it

          Heels can crack when the skin around the rim of your heel becomes dry and thick, and increased pressure on the fat pad under the heel causes  the skin to split


          What are the symptoms

          painful cracks usually in the heel area which can be quite deep and catch on hosiery and bedding


          What are the treatment options

          Parring down the edges of the cracks and smoothing the callus, applying cream/oil on a daily basis to moisturise the area will help and regular appointments to stay on top of the cracks reforming

      Damaged Nails

          Nail damage can occur at any time and can be caused by many things, including ill-fitting footwear, fungal infection, involuted, pincer or ingrowing nails that can be unsightly or become detached


          Learn more about ingrown toenails >

      Diabetic Feet

          What is it

          There are 2 types of diabetes types 1 and 2


          What causes it

          A metabolic disorder characterised by abnormal high blood sugar levels due to diminished production of insulin or resistance/desensitisation


          What are the symptoms

          Swelling  in your legs and feet, tingling, pins and needles, loss of feeling, numbness, sores that do not heal.


          What are the treatment options

          Professional Foot examination, great care is always taken with diabetic patients for all their foot care needs. Patients with diabetes should have their feet examined and cared for by a professional on a regular basis.

      Ingrown or Involuted nails

          What is it

          An ingrowing toenail is where your nail grows into the skin of your toe, usually the big toe


          What causes it

          Incorrect cutting of the nail, ill fitting footwear or trauma to the nail.


          What are the symptoms

          Ingrowing nail can place pressure on or in some cases break the skin causing pain, swelling and infection.


          What are the treatment options

          Maintaining the Nail on a regular basis to help alleviate the pain.  Pedibrace our innovative , pain-free system for ingrown toenails can help.


          Learn more about Pedibrace>

      Nail Cutting

          What is it

          nails on the feet


          What causes it

          Nautual nail growth


          What are the symptoms

          when they get too long for comfort


          What are the treatment options

          Using nippers to cut back and file

      Verruca

          What are they?

          Warts and verrucas are small, rough bumps on the skin caused by a virus.


          What causes them?

          The culprit is the human papillomavirus (HPV), different strains of which cause different wart types.


          Symptoms:

          Verrucas (on feet): These often have tiny black dots under the hard skin and can be itchy or painful, like standing on a needle. They can spread to other areas if not treated.

          Warts (on hands and other areas): While typically not painful, they can be unsightly.


          Treatment options:

          Our treatment of preference is Verrutop, a topical medication. See below


          Learn more about Verruca>

Expert Verruca Treatment

Pain-free and effective treatment for verrucas available from 8 years, with Verrutop

      What are verruca?

          Verrucae, also known as plantar warts, are small, rough bumps that appear on the soles of your feet. They are caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV), a very common virus with over 100 different strains.  Verrucae can be uncomfortable and spread easily, sometimes to hands and other parts of the body (warts)

      What causes verrucae?

          The HPV virus that causes verrucae enters the skin through tiny cuts, breaks, or areas of weakened skin on the soles of your feet. This can happen when walking barefoot in damp places like public pools or locker rooms.  Tight-fitting shoes that rub against the skin can also create openings for the virus to enter.  Once the virus enters a cell, it starts replicating and causing the abnormal growth that forms the verruca.

      What are the symptoms?

          Verrucae typically appear as small, rough bumps on the soles of your feet. They may be flesh-toned, brown, or black, and often have a thick, calloused appearance.  A distinguishing feature of verrucae is a small black dot in the center, which is a clotted blood vessel feeding the wart.  Verrucae can be tender or painful, especially when putting weight on the affected area.  In some cases, multiple verrucae may cluster together, forming what's known as a mosaic wart.




      What are the treatment options?

          Verrutop is a topical solution applied by a podiatrist directly to the verruca. It contains a unique combination of ingredients called a nitri-zinc complex. 


          This complex works by drying out and destroying the wart tissue. As Verrutop is applied, it triggers a process called mummification, where the wart tissue essentially hardens and dies.  


          This allows healthy skin cells to grow underneath, gradually pushing out the dead wart tissue.  


          Verrutop is considered a relatively painless treatment option compared to other methods like freezing or freezing with liquid nitrogen (cryotherapy).  Because Verrutop targets only the affected area, it also minimizes the risk of damaging healthy surrounding skin.

In-grown Nail Correction

We use the Pedibrace system to help correct ingrown toenails in a pain-free and effective way

      What is an in-grown toenail

          An ingrown toenail, medically known as onychocryptosis, is a painful condition where the nail grows into the soft flesh of the toe. This can cause redness, swelling, tenderness, and sometimes infection.  


          In severe cases, the ingrown portion of the nail may break through the skin, making it even more uncomfortable.

      What causes an in-grown toenail?

          Several factors can contribute to ingrown toenails:

          • Improper nail trimming: Cutting your toenails too short, especially at the corners, is a major culprit. When the nail is cut too short, the skin can fold over and trap the nail edge as it grows.
          • Tight-fitting shoes: Shoes that crowd your toes can put pressure on the nail bed, forcing the nail to grow inwards.
          • Trauma: Stubbing your toe, dropping something on it, or repetitive injuries from activities like running can damage the nail and trigger ingrown growth.
          • Nail shape: People with naturally curved or ingrown toenails are more prone to this condition.
          • Heredity: Some people have a genetic predisposition to having curved or thick toenails, making them more susceptible to ingrown nails.
          • Other conditions: Fungal infections or certain medical conditions like diabetes can also contribute to ingrown toenails.
      What is Pedibracing and is it right for me?

          Pedibracing is non-surgical method for addressing ingrown toenails. Pedibracing utilizes a special UV-cured gel called Pedisafe which when applied and cured correctly, causes the gel to shrink slightly. This gentle shrinking action is intended to lift the ingrown nail edge away from the skin, allowing it to grow out naturally.


          Frequently asked questions:

          Is pedibracing right for my ingrown toenail? 

          This generally depends on severity: Our FHP will advise if pedibracing's gentle approach is suitable for your specific ingrown toenail.

          How painful is the pedibrace procedure? Pedibracing is a non-surgical technique, so it's generally considered painless.

          How long will treatment take. Our FHP will advise on wear duration and replacement frequency for your situation.

          What happens if Pedibrace doesn't work for me,

          If pedibracing isn't effective, your podiatrist can discuss other options like trimming, medication, or even minor surgery.

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What our patients say

Pat Smith

Excellent caring lady who goes out of her way to be helpful

Sally Jay

Emily is a lovely lady I found through a recommendation. She is an excellent chiropodist/podiatrist & I recommend her too.

Rita Dimmock

Professional and attentive service, delivered by a lady who has great knowledge of all aspects of foot health! Emily knows her stuff!! Will be using Campbell Foot Care again.

Lynn Hull

Lovely care with a smiling face, need support with my toenails at the moment due to a painful hip. Emily is wonderful. Highly recommend, Thankyou Emily.

Jacqui Mace

Emily did a wonderful job giving both my mum and husband a full foot health service and nail treatment! Friendly, efficient, professional and good value.

Larlynd Baratheon

First class service from Emily today. We had our first appointment when she visited me and my husband at our home. She gave each of us a very thorough foot examination, identifying any issues/potential issues and suggesting remedies. She removed hard skin, corns and callouses and finished with a soothing foot cream, which left our feet feeling very cared for.

Joyce Wise

Much more than foot massage. Thorough treatment to put my poor overworked feet into a much much nicer condition.


Emily is an excellent all-rounder for foot care, she certainly knows how to put her client at ease.

Jenny Holland

Emily comes to your home at a time convenient to you and offers a great service. I had very thick toenails and was unable to cut them. Now, after a few sessions, they are so much better. I am so pleased with the treatment she has given me would definitely recommend her.

Excellent Service
Larlynd Baratheon

Emily is a very friendly, personable lady with a very professional approach to her work. Would highly recommend, whether you just need to give your feet a bit of TLC to get them summer ready or whether you need a bit more by way of treatment. All in the comfort of your own home. Thank you Emily!

Pat Smith

Excellent caring lady who goes out of her way to be helpful

Sally Jay

Emily is a lovely lady I found through a recommendation. She is an excellent chiropodist/podiatrist & I recommend her too.

Rita Dimmock

Professional and attentive service, delivered by a lady who has great knowledge of all aspects of foot health! Emily knows her stuff!! Will be using Campbell Foot Care again.

Lynn Hull

Lovely care with a smiling face, need support with my toenails at the moment due to a painful hip. Emily is wonderful. Highly recommend, Thankyou Emily.

Jacqui Mace

Emily did a wonderful job giving both my mum and husband a full foot health service and nail treatment! Friendly, efficient, professional and good value.

Larlynd Baratheon

First class service from Emily today. We had our first appointment when she visited me and my husband at our home. She gave each of us a very thorough foot examination, identifying any issues/potential issues and suggesting remedies. She removed hard skin, corns and callouses and finished with a soothing foot cream, which left our feet feeling very cared for.

Joyce Wise

Much more than foot massage. Thorough treatment to put my poor overworked feet into a much much nicer condition.


Emily is an excellent all-rounder for foot care, she certainly knows how to put her client at ease.

Jenny Holland

Emily comes to your home at a time convenient to you and offers a great service. I had very thick toenails and was unable to cut them. Now, after a few sessions, they are so much better. I am so pleased with the treatment she has given me would definitely recommend her.

Excellent Service
Larlynd Baratheon

Emily is a very friendly, personable lady with a very professional approach to her work. Would highly recommend, whether you just need to give your feet a bit of TLC to get them summer ready or whether you need a bit more by way of treatment. All in the comfort of your own home. Thank you Emily!

FAQs

      What is the difference between a FHP and a chiropodist

          Podiatrists and foot health practitioners (FHPs) both play important roles in foot care, but their areas of expertise differ. Podiatrists have a broader scope of practice, qualified to diagnose and treat complex foot and ankle conditions. They can prescribe medications, perform surgeries, and create custom orthotics. FHPs, with their focus on routine care, provide essential services like toenail trimming, corn and callus removal, and diabetic foot checks. They can also refer patients to a podiatrist for further evaluation if needed.

      What does it cost?

          @Emily - mention prices , NHS (not availabkle). private health care can they use that? Mention any concessions


          First-time, Foot care Appointment to include History taking - £40.00


          Existing patient Foot care Appointment - £28.50 (45 mins)


          Existing patient Foot care Appointment - £19.50 (30 mins)


          Specialist Treatment - Will advise during consultation




      How often should I attend

          We recommend 6-8 weeks for routine foot care. Emily, our Foot Health Practitioner, can advise.

      When are you available?

          The Foot Care clinic is available  every Tuesday to start with but we aim to grow the service for greater availability.  

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      What can I do to keep my feet healthy?

          There are many things you can do to take care of your feet! Wearing supportive shoes, practicing good hygiene, and keeping your blood sugar under control (if you're diabetic) are all important. We can give you specific tips based on your individual situation.

      Do you do home visits

          @Emily Mention costs, and how they can arrange home visits. Any preparation they need to do in readiness for you. When you can attend etc.

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