Subungual is just a fancy medical term for underneath and in this case underneath the nail plate
Read moreLet’s Talk About Corns?
Corns are uncomfortable, thickened skin lesions that result from repeated mechanical trauma due to pressure forces.
Read moreChiropodist vs Podiatrist vs Foot Health Practitioner
Chiropodist vs Podiatrist vs Foot Health Practitioner
Read moreSummer Foot Care: Keep Feet Healthy & Beautiful
Summer is the season for sandals, flip-flops, and bare feet—but warmer weather also brings unique challenges for foot health. Dry skin, cracked heels, and discomfort from open shoes are common during this time. As a professional foot health practitioner in Maida Vale and West London, I provide expert advice and treatments to keep your feet…
Read moreHow to Prevent Corns and Hard Skin at Home
Corns and hard skin are common foot issues that can cause discomfort, pain, and sometimes infection if left untreated. While professional foot care is essential for long-term management, there are simple steps you can take at home to prevent these problems from developing. Here’s a guide to keeping your feet soft, smooth, and healthy. 1….
Read moreDiabetic Foot Care Tips: Keep Your Feet Healthy and Comfortable
Foot health is especially important for people living with diabetes. High blood sugar levels can affect circulation and nerve function, increasing the risk of foot problems such as infections, ulcers, and slow-healing wounds. Regular care and simple daily routines can make a big difference in keeping your feet safe, comfortable, and healthy. Here are some…
Read more5 Reasons Regular Foot Care is Essential
Healthy, comfortable feet are vital for overall well-being, yet they’re often overlooked. As a professional foot health practitioner in Maida Vale and West London, I see many patients who put up with foot discomfort far longer than necessary. Regular foot care isn’t just a luxury—it’s essential. Here are five reasons why keeping up with professional…
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What is Diabetes Mellitus and what does it have to do with my feet?
What is it? Diabetes Mellitus refers to a disease that affects how your body used sugar. You get a few different types. Type 1 – your immune system is attacking and destroying the insulin-producing cells in your pancreas. Your pancreas doesn’t make insulin or it doesn’t make enough. What is insulin? It helps the blood…
Read moreCracked Heels / Fissures
Heel fissures are splits or cracks in the epidermi
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What is a callus ? How do I treat it ?
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