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Nail care
Thickened, difficult or uncomfortable nails, including cutting, reduction and practical ongoing-care advice.
Routine podiatry · Inverness
Routine Podiatry & Preventative Foot Care
Professional care for nails, corns, callus and common skin concerns, with practical advice to support comfort, mobility and long-term foot health.
Everyday foot care
Podiatry care tailored to everyday foot-health needs
Routine podiatry is for nail, skin and pressure-related problems that affect comfort, walking and confidence. The aim is to treat the immediate issue and reduce avoidable recurrence where possible.
Corns and callus
Reduction of painful hard skin, with advice on pressure, footwear and self-care where appropriate.
Skin and fungal concerns
Assessment of common skin and nail changes, including fungal-nail concerns and treatment guidance.
What happens
A professional appointment with practical advice
Your podiatrist will assess the concern, provide appropriate treatment and explain how to look after your feet between appointments.
- Review of symptoms and relevant medical history
- Assessment of nails, skin, pressure areas and footwear where relevant
- Treatment of nails, corns or callus as appropriate
- Advice on footwear, self-care and reducing recurrence
- Referral into specialist assessment where pain or injury needs a different pathway
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Your care team
Friendly, professional podiatry care
Nails · skin · corns · callus · preventative care
Routine appointments are focused on comfort, safety and clear explanation. If your symptoms suggest a more complex foot, ankle or activity-related problem, we will help direct you to the most appropriate assessment route.
- General podiatry and foot-health care
- Ingrowing toenail and verruca routes available where needed
- Clear escalation to specialist assessment for pain and injury
Choosing the right service
Routine care or specialist assessment?
Using the correct appointment helps make sure enough time is allowed and the right clinician pathway is selected.
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Routine podiatry
Nails, corns, callus and common skin concerns.
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Ingrowing nails
Painful nail edges, inflammation or possible infection.
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Specialist assessment
Persistent heel, forefoot, ankle or activity-related pain.
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Verruca care
Suspected painful, persistent or spreading verrucae.
Book Verruca ConsultNot sure what to book? Routine podiatry is best for nails, skin, corns and callus. Persistent pain, injury, heel pain, forefoot pain or sports-related symptoms are usually better suited to a Specialist Foot & Ankle Assessment.
Linked services
Clear routes if your problem needs something different
The clinic provides routine care, but also has dedicated pathways for specific problems that need more time or a different appointment type.
- Ingrowing Toenail Treatment for painful or recurrent nail edges
- Verruca Treatment for painful or persistent verrucae
- Specialist Foot & Ankle Assessment for ongoing pain, injury or activity-related symptoms
Frequently asked questions
Questions about routine podiatry
Is plantar heel pain a routine podiatry appointment?
Persistent heel pain is usually better suited to a Specialist Foot & Ankle Assessment rather than routine podiatry, because it often needs a more detailed assessment and treatment plan.
Can you treat fungal nails?
The podiatrist can assess the nail and discuss appropriate treatment options or further testing where needed.
Do you provide ongoing appointments?
Yes. The appropriate review interval depends on your foot health, symptoms and how quickly problems tend to return.
Can you help with corns and callus?
Yes. Painful corns and callus are common reasons for routine podiatry. Treatment can reduce discomfort, and advice is provided on pressure and footwear where relevant.
What should I bring?
Bring a current medication list if relevant, especially if you have diabetes, circulation problems or other medical conditions affecting your feet.
Book professional podiatry care for comfort and long-term foot health
Book routine podiatry online, or contact the clinic if you are unsure which appointment is most appropriate.