Foot problems in diabetes can develop quietly, often without pain. Many patients assume “everything is fine” because their feet feel normal - but neuropathy (reduced sensation) and poor circulation can progress long before symptoms appear.

Our diabetic foot care follows high standards used in the NHS, with a calm, reassuring approach that helps you understand your risks and protect your long-term health.

Your diabetic foot assessment includes

• Sensation testing (monofilament and vibration)
• Circulation checks (pulses, Doppler waveforms)
• Skin and nail examination
• Foot shape, pressure, and footwear review
• Risk classification (low, moderate, high)
• Treatment of corns, callus, and nails
• Personalised home-care and safety advice

Why choose a podiatrist?

Regulated podiatrists are trained to identify risks early and intervene before serious complications occur. We also know when urgent referral is appropriate and will guide you clearly if needed.

Our philosophy

Reassurance through clarity, prevention, and simple steps that genuinely reduce risk - without use of fear, guilt, or judgment.