Professional and friendly mobile foot care specialist in Calverton, Nottingham.

Corns are common forms of thickened skin caused by friction or pressure. Professional foot care is the safest and most effective way to treat hard corns, soft corns. and seed corns. I can help you to relieve pain, remove the corn, and address the underlying cause such as footwear, pressure, or foot structure.

Diabetes can have a significant impact on foot health and people living with diabetes are more prone to foot complications, which is why regular foot care and routine assessments are so important.

Regular appointments can help maintain healthy feet, reduce the risk of complications, and provide reassurance. Routine care such as nail cutting, callus reduction, skin care advice, and monitoring changes in the feet can play an important role in long-term foot health for people with diabetes.

Fungal nail infections often begin as a small discolouration and may gradually cause the nail to become yellow, white, brown, thickened, brittle, crumbly, or distorted in shape. In some cases, the nail may lift away from the nail bed or become uncomfortable when wearing shoes.

I provide professional assessment to confirm whether fungal infection is likely and advise on the most suitable treatment options.

Regular treatment can significantly improve comfort, appearance, and nail manageability

Athlete’s foot is a fungal skin infection that commonly affects the skin between the toes. It can also spread to the soles, sides of the feet, and heels. Symptoms may include itching, burning, redness, peeling skin, cracking, soreness, or an unpleasant odour.

I can assess the severity of the infection and recommend an effective treatment plan to bring relief and prevent ongoing problems.

An ingrown toenail develops when the edge or corner of the nail presses into or pierces the surrounding skin. This most commonly affects the big toe and can cause pain, swelling, redness, tenderness, and infection.

I offer professional treatment to relieve pain and address the cause of the problem.

A callus is an area of hard, thickened skin that forms when the skin tries to protect itself from repeated pressure or friction. It usually develops on the heels, balls of the feet, sides of the toes or beneath prominent joints.

I safely reduce and remove excess hard skin using professional techniques, helping to restore comfort and smoothness.

Heel fissures are splits or cracks in the skin around the heel, usually caused by dryness, pressure, hard skin build-up, or prolonged standing. They can begin as superficial cracks that deepen over time, causing pain, bleeding, or difficulty walking.

I provide effective treatment to improve heel condition and encourage healing.

A verruca is a viral infection affecting the skin on the sole of the foot. It often appears as a rough patch of skin, sometimes with tiny black dots. Verrucae may occur singly or in clusters and can become painful when located on weight-bearing areas.

I assess the verruca and then together we’ll discuss the most appropriate treatment options based on size, location, symptoms, and duration.

Certain benign skin tags and superficial lesions may be suitable for cryotherapy treatment.

I can advise on whether I can treat the lesion or if a referral to a GP or other healthcare professional would be more suitable.