Podiatry in London
Expert foot specialists in London
When your feet hurt, even ordinary things like walking to work, running, training, or simply being on them all day become harder than they should be. Our podiatrists are experienced foot specialists who take time to understand the problem, explain your options clearly and help you get back to moving comfortably. From skin and nail concerns to persistent pain and movement issues, we’ll help get you back on your feet.
Podiatry prices in London
If foot, ankle or lower-limb pain is affecting how you walk, run or train, book a musculoskeletal (MSK) podiatry assessment. Your podiatrist will look at how you move, assess the muscles, joints and tendons involved, and identify any biomechanical factors contributing to the problem. You’ll leave with a clear plan for what to do next, whether that means treatment, exercises, footwear changes or orthotics.
Book treatmentIf you have a specific nail or skin concern, such as a verruca, suspected fungal nail, ingrown toenail, athlete’s foot or persistent changes to the skin or nails, book an assessment. Your podiatrist will review your complaint and recommend the most appropriate treatment.
Book treatmentIf you’re concerned about how your child walks, runs or uses their feet, an initial paediatric podiatry assessment looks at how their feet and lower limbs are developing and functioning. Your podiatrist will assess movement, gait, foot posture and any areas of pain or discomfort, then explain what they find and advise on the most appropriate next steps.
Book treatmentFor existing podiatry clients who have already had an initial assessment and have been advised they need further care. These follow-up appointments continue treatment, review progress, and adapt your care as needed, whether you’re being seen for a skin or nail concern, a musculoskeletal issue, or paediatric podiatry.
Book treatmentA medical pedicure, or ‘medi pedi’, is a 45-minute podiatry treatment designed to improve the comfort and appearance of your feet. Delivered by an HCPC-registered podiatrist, it can help with hard or dry skin, callus reduction, corns, routine toenail trimming/shaping, and thickened or untidy nails. Expert product formulations then soften, nourish, and condition the skin, helping your feet feel smoother, healthier, and more comfortable.
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Our podiatry clinics in London
Discover highly rated podiatry across Central and South West London, with clinics in St. James’s (City of Westminster), Clapham and Wimbledon Village.
Where our podiatrists can help
From everyday foot problems to pain that changes the way you walk or train, our podiatrists help identify the cause and recommend the most appropriate treatment.
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Achilles tendinopathy
Settle stubborn tendon pain and improve tolerance to loading. -
Biomechanical issues
Look at how different parts of your body interact and compensate. -
Bunions
Manage pain and pressure while keeping your feet moving well. -
Bursitis
Settle irritation, restore movement and get back to everyday activity comfortably. -
Calluses
Manage thickened skin that can become uncomfortable when walking or wearing shoes. -
Fungal nail infection
Assess changes in the nail and find the right treatment approach. -
Gait & biomechanical problems
Assess how your feet and lower limbs move, with orthotics where appropriate. -
Ingrown toenails
Relieve pain and treat troublesome nails, with surgery available when needed. -
Insoles & custom orthotics
Get the right support for your feet, movement and everyday activity. -
Plantar fasciitis
Build strength and work towards more comfortable walking and activity. -
Verrucae
Get expert advice and treatment for persistent or uncomfortable verrucae. -
Expert podiatrists in London
Still have questions?
A Medical Pedicure is a general foot-health tidy-up performed by a podiatrist. It can include nail care and treatment for hard skin, corns and calluses, but it’s a clinical appointment rather than a cosmetic pedicure, so there are no foot baths or nail polish.
If you have a specific nail or skin concern you want properly assessed, such as an ingrown toenail, verruca or fungal infection, book an Initial nail & skin assessment instead. That gives your podiatrist time to focus on the problem rather than dividing the appointment across general foot care.
Book an MSK podiatry assessment if pain is affecting how you walk, run or move, including problems such as plantar fasciitis, bunions, tendon pain or other foot and ankle issues. The longer 45-minute appointment allows your podiatrist to assess your movement and biomechanics as well as the painful area.
Our foot specialists treat everything from skin and nail concerns to foot, ankle and lower-limb pain. This includes ingrown toenails, verrucae, fungal infections, corns, calluses, plantar fasciitis, bunions and tendon problems, alongside gait assessment, orthotics and nail surgery where appropriate.
In the UK, the terms podiatrist and chiropodist are often used interchangeably. Podiatry is the term more commonly used today. It covers the assessment and treatment of foot and lower-limb problems, from routine skin and nail care to more complex musculoskeletal concerns.
If you’re searching for a foot doctor in London, a podiatrist is usually the specialist you’re looking for. Podiatrists are trained to assess and treat problems affecting the feet and lower limbs, and can advise whether you need routine treatment, an MSK assessment, orthotics, or further medical care.
Yes. Where appropriate, your podiatrist can assess how your feet and lower limbs move and recommend insoles or custom orthotics to provide support, redistribute pressure or improve comfort.
Your podiatrist will ask about your symptoms and medical history, assess the area and explain what they find. Treatment may begin during the appointment, and you’ll leave with clear advice on what to do next and whether any further care is recommended.
Often, yes, but verrucae can take time to clear. A podiatrist can usually help reduce pain quickly and advise on the most suitable treatment, but removing the verruca itself may require several appointments depending on how persistent it is and which treatment is used.
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