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Nail care
Cutting and reducing thickened or uncomfortable nails, with advice on looking after them between appointments.
Routine podiatry · Inverness
Routine Podiatry & Preventative Foot Care
Care for painful or difficult nails, corns, hard skin and common skin problems, with practical advice to help you walk comfortably and look after your feet.
Everyday foot care
Help with the foot problems that make everyday life uncomfortable
Routine podiatry helps with nail problems, painful skin and pressure that make walking or wearing shoes uncomfortable. We treat the problem and explain what may help stop it coming back.
Corns and callus
Removing painful hard skin and discussing shoes, pressure and ways to care for your feet at home.
Skin and fungal concerns
Checking changes to your skin or nails, including suspected fungal nails, and explaining the treatment options.
What happens
What to expect at your appointment
Your podiatrist will check what is causing the problem, offer suitable treatment and explain how to look after your feet between visits.
- 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
- Advice on a specialist assessment if pain or injury needs a closer look
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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. How often you need an appointment depends on your foot health, symptoms and how quickly the problem returns.
Can you help with corns and callus?
Yes. We regularly treat painful corns and hard skin. Treatment can ease discomfort, and we can discuss pressure and footwear if these are contributing to the problem.
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.
Get help with painful nails, corns or hard skin
Book routine podiatry online, or contact us if you are not sure which appointment to choose.