The London Podiatry Centre

13/11/2025

Swift is a verruca treatment with a difference. Unlike other verruca treatments, Swift uses
microwave energy, which is delivered through a special probe applied to the skin, to treat
the affected tissue. As Swift does not break the surface of the skin, there is no need for
bandages or dressing, leaving you to carry on your day as normal.

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10/11/2025

Ingrown toenails are painful — but relief is closer than you think. At The London Podiatry Centre, our experienced podiatrists perform partial nail avulsion with phenol (a chemical that gently cauterises the nail root) to help reduce recurrence. The procedure is done under local anaesthetic, and we’ll guide you through simple aftercare.

Suitability is confirmed at assessment.

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31/10/2025

Find your perfect shoes with advanced gait analysis. We study how you move, then match footwear to your mechanics. Book your gait assessment today. If we spot an underlying issue, we’ll recommend an MSK & Gait combined appointment for deeper diagnosis.


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Discover how advanced gait analysis matches you to the right footwear. We use high-speed video, pressure mapping and biomechanics to identify overpronation, ...

30/10/2025

Have you tried everything for a verruca with no success? At The London Podiatry Centre, we now offer Swift Microwave Therapy — an advanced and effective treatment, find out how it could help you.

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29/08/2025

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🚨 Morton’s Neuroma? STOP before open surgery!
Cryosurgery = safer, minimally invasive, and proven.

👨‍⚕️ 2,000+ procedures. Zero major complications.
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Have you been told you need open surgery for Morton’s neuroma? Before you decide, watch this.I’m Ron McCulloch, consultant podiatrist and former member of th...

19/08/2025

👣 Consultant Podiatric Surgeon Ron McCulloch joined Dr David Bull and Dr Renee on Sunday Surgery a few weeks back to discuss Morton’s neuroma—from diagnosis challenges to innovative treatments like cryosurgery. Watch the full discussion here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i9eb0TUUG8s

Ron McCulloch discussion on Morton's Neuroma. Includes conversation about cryosurgery and Morton's neuroma.

15/04/2025

April is Stress Awareness Month – and your feet feel it too.

Stress can do more than affect your mood. It can change the way you walk, cause tension in your arches or calves, lead to toe-clenching, and even trigger foot pain or sensitivity.

These subtle shifts in posture and movement may be signs of stress-related strain.

At The London Podiatry Centre, our MSK and gait assessments help detect how stress is impacting your lower limbs – and guide you towards personalised treatment and relief.

This month, take a step towards balance – in body and mind.
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08/04/2025

Sun’s out – are your feet ready for sandals?

With warmer days finally here, it’s the perfect time to give your feet the care they deserve. Whether you're dealing with corns, calluses, hard skin build-up, or ingrown or thickened toenails, we can help your feet look and feel their best – just in time for sandal season.

At The London Podiatry Centre, our expert team offers comprehensive podiatry consultations to assess, treat and revive your feet.

Book your Initial Podiatry Consultation today and take the first step towards healthier, more confident feet this summer.

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05/04/2024

In this video, Mr McCulloch addresses the complexities of diagnosing Morton's neuroma, noting that misdiagnosis or incomplete diagnosis is common. He explains that Morton's neuroma can exist without symptoms, similar to how hard skin might develop on the foot without pain until a certain point. The size of the neuroma, the space between metatarsal bones, and the presence of other conditions like plantar plate injury can all influence pain and diagnosis. He stresses the importance of an expert ultrasound scan by experienced practitioners, recommending centres where Morton's neuroma is frequently treated for accurate diagnosis.

There are times when a Morton's neuroma is an incidental finding. This could lead to unnecessary surgery !

25/03/2024

In this video, Mr McCulloch addresses a common question from patients: whether they should consider a steroid injection for managing Morton's neuroma? The appropriateness of a steroid injection varies based on individual circumstances. However, there are specific situations where a steroid injection is not recommended for Morton's neuroma. Mr McCulloch outlines three key examples where steroid injections should be avoided, offering crucial guidance for patients contemplating this treatment option. This information is vital for making informed decisions about the management of Morton's neuroma.

See our longer video for more information

19/03/2024

In this video, Mr McCulloch discusses the role of orthoses in managing Morton's neuroma. He highlights how his in-depth gait analysis laboratory has consistently found that excessive forefoot stress and pressure significantly contribute to the development of Morton's neuroma. While treatments like open surgery, cryosurgery, and radiofrequency address the neuroma itself, they don't always tackle the underlying high pressures which can cause other issues. Thus, normalising forefoot pressures is crucial, achievable through proper footwear and, in some cases, orthoses. These devices are important for correcting mechanical imbalances in the foot that other methods can't resolve, making them a key component in managing Morton's neuroma for some patients, alongside physiotherapy and other rehabilitation measures.

Good orthoses can help with Morton's neuroma !