All aspects of foot care: traditional podiatry/chiropody (nails, corn and callus treatments), nail surgery, vascular and diabetic foot assessments, and treatment of foot and ankle pain, including gait assessment and orthoses.

For all new patients, please book an Initial Consultation appointment. Your podiatrist will then determine if any further appointments are needed and will advise you on which appointment type to book.

For past patients (seen at Carshalton Podiatry within the past 2 years) requiring ongoing routine treatment please book a Routine Podiatry appointment.

Please see our prices page here for our up-to-date list of fees.

No, you do not normally need to be referred for an appointment. However, if you will be requesting reimbursement from your medical insurance, please discuss with them if you need to be referred via your GP before making an appointment.

Some insurance companies will reimburse you directly after your treatment – please contact your insurer before your appointment to confirm whether this is possible. We can provide a receipt as proof of treatment. We are, however, unable to take payment directly from medial insurance companies.

A gait assessment includes a thorough evaluation of your legs and feet when static and when walking. This will include assessing restriction or excessive motion in joint movements, imbalances, joint alignment issues, and foot posture. We also use a pressure plate to assess for balance issues and dynamic pressures through your feet as you walk. This aids in diagnosis of mechanically induced injuries. It also allows an evidence-based approach to orthotic design should orthoses (insoles) be required.

After a gait assessment you will be provided with a full report of the findings of the assessment, including a treatment plan, rehabilitation advice and footwear recommendations.

It is generally advised to book an Initial Assessment so that your Podiatrist can assess your foot condition and discuss your requirements; however, if you know that you require a gait assessment and/or would like to purchase orthoses please contact us to arrange. 

Foot orthoses (sometimes called ‘orthotics’ or ‘insoles’) is a medical device fitted inside your shoe that alters foot function. They change movement patterns in the foot and alter the stresses exerted on tissues including ligaments, tendons, joints and bones.

There is free on-street parking on Crichton Road outside the clinic. There is also parking available on the driveway.