Colne Valley Chiropody

Matthew is the owner and clinic lead Podiatrist at both clinics and graduated from the University of Huddersfield in 2005. Matthew covers all areas of Podiatry, specialising in sports injury and the manufacture of bespoke orthotics alongside nail surgery and shockwave therapy. When not in clinic, Matthew often delivers training to fellow professionals within the field of Cosmetic Podiatry.

Biomechanics is the understanding of how our muscles, bones and joints work together as we move and as podiatrists we use this in the diagnosis, treatment and management of symptoms in the lower limb.

Sports injury is a passion and specialism of ours at Colne Valley Chiropody, not only from the background of all our podiatrists, but we are also associated with a specialist mountain footwear fitting team that regularly refer patients that require biomechanical assistance.

Colne Valley Chiropody offers routine chiropody / podiatry treatments in a specifically designed, modern clinic alongside an efficient home visiting / domiciliary service. We appreciate how busy individual schedules can be, therefore aim to make the process of delivering high quality foot care specifically around our patient's needs.

Do you have stubborn verruca causing you discomfort, pain and affecting your daily life? Treat it with Swift at Colne Valley Chiropody. A brand new technology that uses microwave energy to treat skin lesions, Swift effectively treats even the most stubborn verruca. With treatment times of 5 seconds and no dressing or aftercare needed you can continue with your normal daily activities straight after treatment.

Shockwave therapy stimulates the body's natural healing process. There is actually an immediate reduction of pain and improved ease of movement. Secondary effects are minor. Shockwave Therapy is a non-invasive alternative treatment to cortisone injections or even surgery to chronic conditions.

Protocol states that three treatments are necessary at weekly intervals; your Podiatrist will then closely evaluate your response to treatment and further sessions maybe required for a successful outcome.Generally there will be immediate pain relief, but there may be some discomfort experienced 2-4 hours after.