Our experienced podiatrists treat a whole range of conditions and symptoms.
Callus is an area of thickened, hard skin that may appear yellowish in colour. It can occur in a number of places on the foot, commonly on the heel area.
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A corn is a small areas of hard skin, roughly round in shape, which press into the skin. They are often found over high-pressure areas of the foot.
Fungal nail infection is the most common disease of the nails. Infections can range from mild to severe and can affect one or several nails on both feet and hands.
Athlete's foot is a fungal skin infection of the foot. It is more common in sportspeople who regularly use communal bathing areas.
Verrucas are warts that occur on the feet. They are the same as warts on any other part of the body.
An ingrown toenail (or onychocryptosis) is where the side of the toenail cuts into the skin next to the nail.
A 'bunion' or hallux valgus refers to the condition in which the big toe is angled excessively towards the second toe, rather than pointing forwards in a straight line.
As the name suggests, cracked heels are heels that have developed cracks or 'splits'; these are also referred to as fissures.
Discoloured nails are nails that appear differently due to a change in colour. Discolouration may affect either the entire nail plate or just part of the nail.
Dry skin is very common, particularly on the bottom of the foot. A skin that is dry is one that is lacking in moisture, this means that the skin is no longer supple, is prone to cracks and may peel.
What are thick nails? Thick toenails are nails that have thickened
The foot is the foundation of the body. Therefore, the way that our feet function can affect the whole body.
A subungual haematoma is the medical term for bleeding and bruising under the nail. They are usually caused by a trauma or injury to the nail unit.
Onycholysis, is the medical term for when the nail detaches itself from the nail bed underneath. Once a nail detaches from a nail bed, it will not reattach. Instead, a new nail will grow back.
We provide podiatry and chiropody services in Manchester and Liverpool.
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Manchester Podiatry provide home based podiatry assessments and treatments for individuals in the greater Manchester area.
Our clinics are open Monday to Friday 8am - 8pm, and 9am - 4pm on Saturday. We can usualy see you within 24 - 48 hours. Sometimes same-day appointments are available.
Manchester Podiatry offers a range of podiatry services that are suitable for all individuals. This means that whether young or old, amateur or elite athlete - Manchester Podiatry can help you!
Manchester Podiatry is a leading provider of quality podiatric assessment and treatment services in Manchester and Merseyside.
We are part of Chiropody.co.uk - We provide immediate access to a high quality, value for money bespoke podiatry service. Our podiatrists provide specialist treatments to meet the needs of individuals, case managers, solicitors, organisations, care homes, and sport teams.