PODIATRY HOME VISITING SERVICE
I offer bespoke podiatry treatments in the comfort of your own home. I visit patients living in Dulwich SE21 as well as its surrounding areas. If you are interested in a home visit, please feel free to send me a text or an email.
About Me.
I have been trained to prevent, diagnose, treat and rehabilitate abnormal foot and lower limb conditions. I graduated in 2016 from the University of East London where I won awards for best clinical performance and best research project. As a professional podiatrist, I bring an evidence-based holistic approach to podiatry to provide my patients with comfortable and effective solutions.
My Qualifications
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BSc(Hons) in Podiatric Medicine (First Class)
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Prescription of Medicines (POMS) certified
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Local Anaesthetic with adrenaline qualified
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Health Care Professions Council member (HCPC)
MY SERVICES AND PRICES
Affordable Medical Pedicure
I charge £65 for a home visit. On average, an appointment lasts 30 minutes. I use sterilised instruments for every treatment.
CALLUS, CORN, VERRUCAE AND ONYCHOMYCOSIS TREATMENT
I manage mechanical hyperkeratosis by means of sharp debridement, provision of deflective padding and by the use of emollient, footwear and orthoses that minimise effects of causative trauma. I assess conditions such as verruca and onychomycosis (fungal nail infection), discussing options and providing treatment for these conditions.
FOOTWEAR AND INSOLES
Foot biomechanics is my area of special interest. After a brief biomechanical assessment, I advise my patients on footwear or help them choose off-the-shelf orthotics. This can be incorporated in a standard treatment session. Please note that I do not prescribe bespoke orthotics.
INGROWING TOENAIL TREATMENT
Ingrowing toenail or onychocryptosis is a condition in which a spike of the nail has pierced the epidermis of the sulcus and penetrated the dermal tissues. The skin becomes red, shiny and tense and the toe appears swollen. There is throbbing pain and acute tenderness to the slightest pressure. If the onychocryptosus is uncomplicated by infection, I remove the penetrating splinter, and cover the toe with sterile dressing and a bandage.
