Havant Foot Clinic

05/11/2025

great fan of Kevin’s work

03/11/2025

Yes, every day fixing feet! love getting people out of pain

Podiatrists are specialists of the foot, and as such treat all manner of conditions which affect the skin, nails, muscles, joints, tendons, nerves and circulation of the foot. As you can imagine that is quite a lot, which is why to become a Podiatrist a degree in podiatric medicine is required. Podiatrists can perform minor surgeries with the use of local anaesthetics, and some can dispense prescription only medicines when required, they really are a complete service for foot problems.

The most common conditions treated by podiatrists are problem nails (including ingrown toenails), corns and callus, verrucae and heel pain. The majority of people will suffer from foot pain at some point in their life, and podiatrists are always keen to tell us that foot pain is not normal, and is something we shouldn’t put up with.

https://www.podsfixfeet.co.uk/what-can-pods-do/

29/10/2025

Me

27/10/2025

The difference between Podiatrists and Foot health practitioners
In general, the public are not aware and not informed
Sometimes I get asked or often clients think they have been receiving treatment from a Chiropodist/Podiatrist when they haven’t.

27/10/2025

A very often answered question in clinic is regarding FHPS ( Foot health practitioners) and why they are generally much easier and cheaper to access for routine foot care .
Here is a standardised reply.
Podiatrists are highly skilled and trained CLINICIANS. They train for YEARS as an undergraduate in podiatry or podiatric medicine as minimal training to acquire a degree and qualifications. They don’t just do a course .
So if you have a complex foot health issue a podiatrist is your go to health care professional.
Call me on 07508 150 994 or book online havantfootclinic.com
Registered degree trained podiatrist
HCPC registered (regulated) and insured with Royal college of Podiatrists.

16/10/2025

Just started my afternoon 'late night' clinic ....I'm here busy until 7pm
Happy to answer emails and you can always book online

14/10/2025

Foot pain? Visit a podiatrist!

13/10/2025

13-19 October is Podiatry Week.

Podiatry Week aims to inspire people to learn more about podiatry, foot and ankle health, take advantage of the invaluable services on offer, and even consider podiatry as a career path.

Podiatrists play an essential role across all areas of the health sector - from private practice, community health services, hospitals, rural and remote outreach clinics, to rehabilitation centres, residential aged care, across the disability sector and working within people’s homes.

From our very first steps, podiatrists keep us moving pain free, chasing sporting goals, staying active for better health, and recovering from injury.

When life presents new challenges, from managing diabetes to staying mobile in later years, podiatrists are there every step of the journey to provide support.

It's not just lower limb, ankle and foot problems – it’s about quality of life at every age and stage.

17/09/2025

Annual Leave
Back on Monday 29th September.
If you send an email (havantfootclinic@gmail.com) you will receive an automated reply which contains information on what to do if you have a foot problem. I won‘t be taking my business phone with me.
You can book an appointment online havantfootclinic.com
Thanks for your kind understanding in allowing me to have a break.

10/09/2025

I AM ON ANNUAL LEAVE UNTIL 16th SEPTEMBER. please be aware that during this time I will not be able to respond to emails etc. if you would like an appointment please book online via the website havantfootclinic.com.
If you send me an email, you will receive an automated response which contains advice if you have a concern regarding your foot/feet.

03/09/2025

Itchy feet? Visit a podiatrist!

01/09/2025

you can make an online appointment to have you nail checked havantfootclinc.com

We know only too well how painful ingrown toenails can be. Take it to a podiatrist as soon as the pain strikes!