About Swanage Chiropody Podiatry Biomechanics Clinic
Swanage Chiropody Podiatry Biomechanics Clinic is an HCPC-registered and RCPod member practice offering comprehensive foot health care. Podiatrists are trained healthcare professionals who prevent, diagnose, and treat foot health problems, and this clinic brings that expertise to routine care, specialist treatments, and biomechanical assessment.
General foot care includes nail trimming and filing, corn and callous removal, and shoe fitting advice, all following an initial consultation to assess your suitability and medical health. The clinic also specialises in treating verrucas using SWIFT technology, managing ingrowing toenails including nail surgery where appropriate, and addressing fungal nail infections—all fungal treatments are undertaken only after a fungal nail test, which takes 5 minutes and is 97% accurate. Diabetic patients receive particular attention, as regular foot checks and treatment by a podiatrist are important given the circulation and nerve damage risks associated with high blood sugar levels.
Biomechanical assessment examines how your body moves in motion, recognising that the foot is a complex structure supporting thirty-three joints, twenty-eight bones, and over a hundred ligaments. This analysis helps identify movement patterns that may contribute to pain or dysfunction. The clinic also offers low dye taping and custom orthotics to support foot function and comfort.
Whether you need routine maintenance, specialist treatment for a specific condition, or movement analysis to prevent future problems, Swanage Chiropody Podiatry Biomechanics Clinic provides evidence-based podiatric care for all ages and foot health needs.
Treatments & Pricing
Nail Trimming
General Foot Care
Diabetic Patient Care
Athletes Foot And Fungal Nails
Verrucas
Ingrowing Toenails And Nail Surgery
Painless Curved Nail Correction
Biomechanics
Shoe Fitting
First Consultation
Chiropody Follow Up Consults
Nail Cutting Only Service
After first assessment consultation
Diabetic Assessment
Ingrowing Toenail Without Local Anaesthetic
Ingrowing Toenail With Local Anaesthetic
Nail Surgery One Toe
Nail Surgery Two Toes
Re-growth Nail Surgery
Verruca Treatments By Freezing Or Acid
Verruca Treatment By Needling
Inclusive of local anaesthetic
Biomechanical Consultation
Low Dye Taping
Orthotics
Fitted
Fungal Nail Treatment By Nail Fenestration
Including initial consultation
Fungal Nail Test
Fungal Nail Follow Up Treatments
Ultrasound And X-rays Referrals
As required
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Frequently asked questions
What qualifications and registrations do your podiatrists have?
Our clinic is HCPC Registered (Health and Care Professions Council) and our practitioners are RCPod Members (Royal Society College of Podiatry), ensuring you receive care from qualified healthcare professionals trained to prevent, diagnose, and treat foot health problems.
Do you treat verrucas, and how effective is the treatment?
Yes, we offer SWIFT Verruca Treatment. Verrucas are caused by a virus that can spread if left untreated, so professional treatment is important for preventing complications.
I have diabetes—can you help with foot care?
Absolutely. Diabetic patients can suffer from circulation issues and nerve damage due to high blood sugar levels, which is why regular diabetic foot checks and treatments by a podiatrist are very important. We provide specialist diabetic patient care.
What happens during a general foot care appointment?
A general foot care appointment includes a first consultation with case history recording, foot examination, nail trimming and filing, corn and callous removal, shoe fitting advice, and after-care guidance. All nail trimming services are offered only after an initial assessment to ensure suitability for your medical health.
Can you help with ingrowing toenails?
Yes, we treat ingrowing toenails and offer Nail Surgery (Partial Avulsion) when appropriate. Ingrowing toenails can have several causes including poor cutting technique, trauma, or fungal infection, and we can assess which treatment option is best for you.
What is a biomechanical assessment, and why might I need one?
Biomechanics is the study of the body in motion, and your feet are remarkable pieces of engineering with thirty-three joints, twenty-eight bones, and over a hundred ligaments. We offer Biomechanical Assessments to help identify movement and structural issues that may be affecting your foot health or mobility.
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