Do I need a GP referral for podiatry?

No. You can book a private podiatry appointment directly. NHS podiatry services may require a GP referral, but private clinics allow self-referral for all conditions.

What does a podiatrist treat?

Podiatrists treat conditions affecting the feet and lower limbs, including plantar fasciitis, ingrown toenails, bunions, heel pain, verrucae, corns, calluses, diabetic foot problems and gait issues. They can also provide custom orthotics.

How much does a podiatry appointment cost in the UK?

An initial podiatry consultation typically costs between 35 and 65 pounds depending on the treatment required. Routine foot care appointments are usually at the lower end, while biomechanical assessments and custom orthotics cost more.

What happens at a first podiatry appointment?

Your podiatrist will assess your feet and lower limbs, discuss your footwear and any symptoms, and carry out any necessary treatment. They may recommend further appointments, exercises or orthotics depending on their findings.

Are podiatry clinics in the UK regulated?

Podiatrists in the UK are regulated by the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC). Many are also members of the Royal College of Podiatry. Clinics listed on MediMo have been verified as registered practices.

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7 clinics · 47 towns · first appointments from £55, typically £55 · see prices by town

Where you can book podiatry

Towns with a clinic you can book within 20 miles, most clinics first.

About podiatry

Podiatry is the diagnosis and treatment of conditions affecting the feet and lower limbs. Podiatrists manage a wide range of foot problems from routine nail care and verrucae to biomechanical assessments, custom orthotics and diabetic foot care. MediMo lists 7 clinics offering Podiatry across 47 locations in the UK. Your first appointment includes a thorough assessment of your feet and lower limbs, discussion of footwear, and any necessary treatment or referral for orthotics.

Frequently asked questions about podiatry

Do I need a GP referral for podiatry?: No. You can book a private podiatry appointment directly. NHS podiatry services may require a GP referral, but private clinics allow self-referral for all conditions.
What does a podiatrist treat?: Podiatrists treat conditions affecting the feet and lower limbs, including plantar fasciitis, ingrown toenails, bunions, heel pain, verrucae, corns, calluses, diabetic foot problems and gait issues. They can also provide custom orthotics.
How much does a podiatry appointment cost in the UK?: An initial podiatry consultation typically costs between 35 and 65 pounds depending on the treatment required. Routine foot care appointments are usually at the lower end, while biomechanical assessments and custom orthotics cost more.
What happens at a first podiatry appointment?: Your podiatrist will assess your feet and lower limbs, discuss your footwear and any symptoms, and carry out any necessary treatment. They may recommend further appointments, exercises or orthotics depending on their findings.
Are podiatry clinics in the UK regulated?: Podiatrists in the UK are regulated by the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC). Many are also members of the Royal College of Podiatry. Clinics listed on MediMo have been verified as registered practices.