We can treat most lower limb related foot problems or advise on appropriate course of action. Please speak to one our trained receptionists who will answer any of your enquiries and book your appointment.  If you would like to receive a preliminary answer please send in good quality pictures with short summary of problem to info@compleetfeet.co.uk, but we do not make a formal diagnosis without patient present.

This depends on what the foot problem is.  Most foot related problems are best treated by a podiatrist. Often considerable time is wasted by seeking an appointment with a GP, when podiatrists are the foot experts and can treat the problem more effectively and appropriately. GPs are not experts in foot care. They often are there to help triage patients in the right direction to  see the right medical specialist.

Podiatrists are experts in wound care and treating infections, but if an individual requires antibiotics, a referral to a vascular surgeon, rheumatolgist, x-ray etc. then it is recommended that they do see their GP.  If a patient is not sure who they need to see then we can advise. Podiatrists are great diagnostic practitioners, who can assess and detect when there is a problem that needs to be appropriately referred on.

Yes, we treat hands. We can offer basic nail cuts at request, but this is a discretionary service and can only be offered if the podiatrist deems it a rightful request and has time. For more complex conditions like ingrown fingernails, warts and nail fungus; these can be treated by us. Please check out the appropriate treatment links.

Yes. All new patients will have a consultation pertinent to the presenting problem e.g. whether it is a problem corn or plantar fasciitis. For routine foot problems, we do not charge extra for initial consultations unlike other clinics and will commence treatment during initial appointment. Patients will be required to consent to treatment.

We treat all presenting foot related problems within an appointed time. If we require additional time for your specific problem we will advise. A routine chiropody/ podiatry appointment consists of all nails cut and filed, all hard skin, corns reduced, required padding or dressings applied and cream massaged in if required. Finally, any relevant foot care advice is given. NOTE: We do not charge extra for a 1st Routine Podiatry appointment.

Yes, but this is dependent on your Medical Insurance Company. Please check your policy before an appointment.

We can provide a detailed invoice of treatment provided and any other relevant information required by the insurance provider before claiming.

PLEASE NOTE: We no longer accept BUPA as a provider.

Yes. We can offer a 5.30pm appointment on a case by case basis at Alton.  We do have Saturday morning clinics. Please ask.

We can offer emergency appointments, but this considered on a case by case basis. Generally, out of hours we advise patients to email us in with clear explanation of problem to include photographs if possible, and we will respond as quickly as we can. Katrina and Mark pick up emails through gmail on their mobile phones.