If you are experiencing pain or problems with your feet, don't worry, help is at hand at St. John's Foot Clinic. All aspects of footcare can be treated. Alongside care involving treatment of nails or removal of corns and callous, we can also provide surgical removal of ingrowing toenails and specialist assessment and treatment (biomechanics) of lower limb pain and other problems.
We can also provide orthotics. Our Podiatrists, Michelle Davis and Valerie Scott, have a wealth of Podiatry and Chiropody experience in both the NHS and private practice. They are fully qualified and are registered with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC), and are also members of the College of Podiatry.
We can also provide orthotics. Our Podiatrists, Michelle Davis and Valerie Scott, have a wealth of Podiatry and Chiropody experience in both the NHS and private practice. They are fully qualified and are registered with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC), and are also members of the College of Podiatry.
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Valerie Scott graduated from the Glasgow School of Chiropody in 1987, winning distinctions in Anatomy, Surgery and the prize for that year in Clinical Chiropody. She has worked in a number of different NHS and private practices and was the Clinical Head of a district wide Podiatry service in Surrey for 10 years.
What we treat
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If you are suffering with the pain of an ingrown toenail, we can sort that for you. A quick minor surgical procedure, done on a toe that we numb, is likely to be your solution. Swift is a new technology, developed in the UK, and uses microwave energy delivered through a special probe applied to the skin, to treat verruca or wart tissue.
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When you arrive at the health centre, there is no need for you to book in at the reception. Take a seat at the Foot Clinic waiting area (with the red chairs) at the very end of the corridor on the left. We understand that sometimes it is necessary to cancel your appointment. Please give us as much notice as you can, so that we can use your appointment slot for someone else.
Swift
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Swift is a new technology, developed in the UK, and uses microwave energy delivered through a special probe applied to the skin, to treat verruca or wart tissue. Some discomfort is usually felt, but lasts only 2-3 seconds. The area may feel a little sore afterwards, but you can undertake your usual activities.
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