South London Foot Clinic

Lower Limb Pain

There can be many reasons for lower limb pain. The key is to identify the source and find ways to treat and manage the reason for your discomfort.

We treat:

• Achilles Tendinopathy
• Plantar Fasciitis
• Calf Pain
• Tarsal Tunnel Syndrom (nerve entrapments)
• Leg Pain (Medial Tibial Stress Syndrome)
• Hip Pain
• Patella Tendinopathy

Plantar Fasciitis or Heel pain

Plantar fasciitis or plantar heel pain is a very common condition.

South London Foot Clinic has a specialised program for plantar heel pain patients, with experienced staff and specialised equipment to identify the source of your pain and resolve it quickly.

We see many patients who have been treated elsewhere unsuccessfully.

Do not live in pain.

You can learn more about our extensive program by clicking below.

Orthotics & Insoles

With Gait analysis and plantar pressure technology, we will ensure you get the best possible orthotics for your lower limb problem.

You can choose custom orthotics where we scan your feet for that perfect fit or you can also opt for over-the-counter (semi-custom devices).

Orthotics provide support for the foot and lower limb and transfer forces away from the painful areas. They should be used every day. You can also run with them. Ask us for more information. 

Chiropody

Chiropody is a cover-all term that involves the assessment, diagnosis and treatment of foot-related ailments. It includes skin and nail conditions but more complex issues like injuries or general wear and tear that cause discomfort.

We'll deal with painful corns and calluses, along with toenail issues, fungal infections and verrucas.

Our expert team are experienced to help you enjoy a more comfortable life.

Verruca Treatment

People can have verrucas for months or even years, finding that treatments from pharmacies and online sources are ineffective at their removal.

They can be unsightly, contagious, and embarrassing, which is why many people leave them untreated.

We have the latest technologies to deal with them for good, so they do not return.

Ingrown Toenails

Ingrown toenails are very common.

They are caused by the nail growing into the toe and can be very painful.

Often caused by poor, tight-fitting, footwear, bad nail-cutting technique or picking your nails. 

Thankfully, they are easy for our team of experienced Podiatrists to treat and manage so you can live your life without pain.