FAQs

Every 6–8 weeks for general maintenance, or more frequently if you have diabetes.

No — treatments are gentle and carried out with care.

A list of medications helps us tailor your care.

Most treatments are mild and comfortable. Severe cases may cause sensitivity, but we always work gently to minimise discomfort.

With proper care, most cases resolve fully. Recurrent issues may need nail surgery.

Signs include redness, swelling, throbbing, and pus. We can treat infection during your appointment.

Yes — we treat ingrown toenails at all ages.

No — the toe is fully numbed. You may feel slight pressure but no pain.

Most patients resume normal daily activity within 24–48 hours. Healing takes a few weeks.

If a chemical is used to stop regrowth, the treated part will not return — preventing future issues.

Yes — as long as circulation is healthy. We perform a diabetic foot check first.

They usually have a rough, cauliflower-like texture with small black dots.

Yes — especially in damp areas like pools and changing rooms.

Most verrucae require multiple treatments depending on severity.

If pain lasts longer than a few days, follows injury, or keeps returning.

Yes — poor support or tight shoes are common triggers.

Custom orthotics can significantly reduce pain by improving alignment.

At least once a year, or more regularly if advised.

Reduced sensation and circulation mean issues can develop quickly without pain.

Yes — we offer full ulcer management and monitoring.

Heel pain, flat feet, tendon issues, knee pain, hip pain, back pain, and sports injuries.

Yes — they’re tailored to your exact foot shape and movement pattern.

Usually 1–3 years depending on use.