Early treatment can usually be quite simple with the minimum of discomfort. If the toe has become badly infected then sometimes a small procedure under local anaesthetic might be required to remove the ingrown nail.

Removing a corn is usually painless. Joanne has lots of experience in treating them, along with calluses and other hard foot skin issues. You can be sure of helpful advice to prevent future return.

Athlete’s foot is a skin fungal infection. It can lead to itchy, cracked, blistered or peeling areas of skin along with redness and scaling. It can occur on moist, waterlogged skin usually between the fourth and fifth toes, or on dry, flaky skin around the heels or elsewhere on the foot. If left untreated, it can infect the nails.

Toenail fungus is an infection that gets in through cracks in your nail or cuts in your skin. It can make your toenail change colour or get thicker. It can also hurt and can produce an embarrassing smell. Because toes are often warm and damp, fungus grows well there.

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