Which appointment should I choose if I am new or unsure?

If you are new, choose a New Patient Appointment. If you are unsure which appointment fits your symptoms, choose a general assessment or call the clinic and reception can help you pick the right option.

Can more than one foot problem be looked at in the same visit?

Often, yes. Tell the clinic what is troubling you when you book so they can allow enough time where possible.

Can you give advice over the phone before I book?

The clinic cannot diagnose or advise on individual symptoms remotely. For urgent matters, contact your GP or call NHS 111, and for emergencies call 999.

Do you see children for foot problems?

Yes. FootHealth Battersea offers children’s foot care, also called podopaediatrics, as part of its specialist care.

FootHealth Battersea

90 Battersea Rise, London SW11 1EJ, London, SW11 1EJ

Podiatrist4 clinicians

Next available appointment: Mon 10 Aug, 9:00am

About FootHealth Battersea

FootHealth Battersea treats foot and lower limb problems, including ingrown toenails, fungal nail infections, verrucae, corns, callus, cracked heels, athlete's foot, chilblains, heel pain, plantar fasciitis, bunions, hammer toes, neuromas and metatarsalgia. The clinic also sees musculoskeletal and biomechanical concerns, including Achilles tendinitis, sprains, strains, patellofemoral pain, and lower back, hip, knee and ankle pain linked to foot and lower limb movement.

Care includes podiatry and chiropody assessment, routine podiatry and chiropody, routine with assessment, extended routine appointments and new patient appointments. Named treatments include Swift Microwave Verrucae Treatment, Falknor's Needling, ingrown toenail care, nail surgery under local anaesthetic, Curacorn for corns, gait and postural analysis, and orthotics.

Specialist and life-stage foot care includes diabetic foot care, neuro-vascular assessments, rheumatological foot care, children's foot care, podopaediatrics and foot care during pregnancy. The podiatrists' stated areas of focus include biomechanics, sports injuries and diabetes, and they are qualified to administer local anaesthesia.

The practice is an independent podiatry and chiropody clinic in London. Its podiatrists are qualified to degree level or equivalent in podiatric medicine, registered with the Health and Care Professions Council and accredited by the College of Podiatry. FootHealth Battersea has operated since 1959.

Private patients do not need a GP referral. The clinic states that it cannot diagnose or advise on individual symptoms remotely, and assessment is carried out in person.