Expert foot care in Tiptree, Essex
Friendly and professional foot care in Tiptree.
| PODIATRY/CHIROPODY | TREATMENT PRICES | |
| Routine Treatment (first appointment) | £33 | |
| Follow up treatments | £30 | |
| Senior citizens (over 65) | £28 | |
| NAIL SURGERY |
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| Nail surgery – Partial or Total Nail Avulsion | £230 | |
| VERRUCAE |
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| (treatment and price will depend on the size and spread of the verrucae) | ||
| Electrosurgery | From £200 | |
| Needling | From £160 | |
| Cryotherapy | From £32.50 per session | |
| Other treatments | From £28 per session | |
| BIOMECHANICAL ASSESSMENT |
£60 | |
| Prescription orthotics | Varied price range | |
| Non-prescription orthotics | From £30 | |
| DIABETIC ASSESSMENTS |
£28 | |
| Diabetic assessments and routine treatment | £40 | |
| HOME VISITS |
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| (Travelling costs will be applied outside of Tiptree) | £38 in Tiptree | |
| FOOTWEAR |
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| Dr Comfort Prescription Footwear | Price on application |
PLEASE ALWAYS CHECK WITH THE CLINIC ON CURRENT PRICING
NEW PATIENTS PLEASE ADVISE SYMPTOMS AT TIME OF BOOKING TO ENSURE THE CORRECT APPOINTMENT HAS BEEN SCHEDULED FOR YOU
PLEASE NOTE WE DO NOT ACCEPT CREDIT CARD PAYMENTS.
What is Electrosurgery?
Electrosurgery has been used in medicine to treat a variety of skin lesions. In podiatry a form of electrosurgery, electrodessication, is used to treat long standing corns and verrucae.
The procedure involves the administration of local anaesthetic injection adjacent to the nerves supplying the area to be treated. A probe which gives out an electric current is applied to the corn or verruca causing it to desiccate (dry out). Healing takes approximately 2 to 4 weeks depending on the size of the lesion and most patients can return to work within 24 hours.
The procedure involves the administration of local anaesthetic injection adjacent to the nerves supplying the area to be treated. A probe which gives out an electric current is applied to the corn or verruca causing it to desiccate (dry out). Healing takes approximately 2 to 4 weeks depending on the size of the lesion and most patients can return to work within 24 hours.
