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< Back LEICESTERSHIRE Trusted & Insured Practitioners We cover areas of Warwickshire, Leicestershire. Providing a mobile home visit foot care service. Please call us for further information and treatments. Previous Check availability & book View Profile Next

Whether you have damaged nails due to trauma, fungus, or partial nail removal, we can reconstruct so you have an aesthetically pleasing nail -short term for holiday or summer! Nail Reconstruction Providing Everything You Need Before - trauma Reasons for treatment There can be many reasons to have nail reconstruction. Nail Trauma - due to ill fitting shoes or your toes hitting the roof of shoes causing damage. Runners - alot of people who do long distance running/high active sports suffer with nail trauma. Fungal nail - past nail infections can cause permanent damage to the nail which never quite grows the same again. Total nail removal - due to a history of ingrowing/problematic toenail which has resulted in the nail being permanently removed by a professional Treatment We apply a poly-gel system. This is an ideal short term solution to cover the damaged nail. The time the nail reconstruction lasts on the nail varies - if there is more existing nail remaining then the system will adhere to it and stay on longer. After - with reconstruction Before - fungal After - fungus removed Book your appointment

Contact us to check availability and book your Home Visit Foot Care service. Providing you with toenail trim, fingernail trim, hard skin, corn/callus removal. DBS checked and fully insured Practitioners providing you with an excellent home visit foot care service. Mobile Foot Care in Hampshire Professional foot care at home, in care homes & supported living Check availability & Book Looking for professional mobile foot care in Hampshire Michelle will help you book your foot care appointment and provide care in your home, care home or supported living across Hampshire. Our service is ideal for older adults, people with mobility difficulties, and anyone who prefers foot care at home. Services available in Hampshire include: Nail cutting & routine foot care Corn & hard skin reduction Fungal, ingrown & thickened nails Verruca treatment Diabetic foot care Areas we cover We serve Gosport Lee on Solent, Stubbington Hill Head, Fareham areas Trusted & Insured Practitioners Check Availability Book Mobile Foot Care in Hampshire Today: Check availability & Book Prefer to call: 078 93 94 1234

< Back BIRMINGHAM Trusted & Insured Practitioners Mobile foot care service, covering all areas of Birmingham. DBS Checked and fully insured offering you Toenail (& fingernail) trim, corn, callus, hard skin treatments. Fungal, thickened and ingrown nails also treated. Diabetic patient care. Previous Check availability & book View Profile Next

< Back SOUTH WARRINGTON Trusted & Insured Practitioners Mobile foot care offering home visits in the South Warrington area. Please call us to discuss booking your appointment. Previous Check availability & book View Profile Next

Mobile Foot Care Services UK bring the convenience of professional foot care right to your doorstep. Whether you have mobility issues or simply prefer the comfort of your own home, a mobile foot care provider can help you maintain healthy feet. From nail trimming and callus removal and diabetic foot care, these services offer a range of treatments to keep your feet in top condition. Verrucae What is it, how to treat? Plantar wart Cutaneous warts are small, rough growths that are caused by infection of keratinocytes with human papilloma virus (HPV). They can appear anywhere on the skin but are commonly seen on the hands and feet. A verruca (also known as a plantar wart) is a wart on the sole of the foot. Warts may clear spontaneously at any time, or persist for years. Prognosis varies from person to person and resolution is usually more rapid in children. Benign warts in immunocompetent people almost never undergo malignant change. Although warts can be cosmetically unsightly, they are not harmful, usually do not cause symptoms, and most resolve without treatment. Advice should be offered on reducing the risk of transmission and limiting personal spread of warts. Causes and treatment Cutaneous warts are common and can occur at any age, but are unusual in infants and very young children. Incidence is thought to increase during school years reaching a peak in adolescence and early adulthood before declining in later adulthood. Warts are usually spread by direct skin-to-skin contact, or indirectly via contact with contaminated floors or surfaces (for example in swimming pools or communal washing areas). Treatment should be considered if a wart is painful, cosmetically unsightly, persistent, or the person requests treatment. Book an appointment Presentations Warts are diagnosed from their typical appearance: Common warts are firm and raised with a rough surface that resembles a cauliflower (common on knuckles, knees, and fingers). Periungual warts are common warts around the nails that can be painful and disturb nail growth — nail biting is a risk factor. Plane warts are usually round, flat-topped, and skin coloured or greyish yellow (common on the backs of hands). Filiform warts have a finger-like appearance and may have a stalk (more common on the face and neck). Palmar and plantar warts grow on the palms and the soles of the feet (verrucae). They often have central dark dots (thrombosed capillaries) and may be painful. Mosaic warts occur when palmar or plantar warts coalesce into larger plaques on the hands and feet.

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