Posts by LucyRutler
Ingrown toenail treatments
Fast and effective ingrown toenail treatment We are seeing a lot of people coming for ingrown toenail treatments at Hove Foot Clinic at the moment. If you are suffering from an ingrown toenail, it is important to act quickly and not ignore it as it can get a lot worse! If you would like to…
Read MoreTreating a problem Verruca at Hove Foot Clinic – before and after
Here are a couple of our favourite verruca problem before and after pictures. Both patients are in their 60s and were treated at Hove Foot Clinic with Swift verruca treatment. They had both tried other treatments for their verruca problem both at home and with other podiatry clinics in Brighton and Hove which had been…
Read MoreDynamic footscan gait analysis
We have recently invested in the latest footscan and 3d printed foot orthotics technology leading the way in innovative movement and gait analysis to reduce injury risk, aid rehabilitation and improve performance. A detailed medical and injury history will be taken, followed by a musculoskeletal assessment to determine your strength and joint mobility. A footscan…
Read MoreNail surgery
Hove Foot Clinic has been closed since lock down was announced on 23rd March to all but at risk patients (including people with diabetes, neuropathy, rheumatoid arthritis and other auto-immune conditions, peripheral arterial disease and the immuno-supressed), key workers or urgent cases where there is a risk of infection or ulceration. One patient we were…
Read MoreRunning injuries
With marathon season almost upon us, Lucy spent a weekend in November further developing her knowledge of managing running related injuries of the foot and ankle. The world of sports medicine is constantly evolving and it’s vital to keep up to date on all the latest research so we can best advice our runners and…
Read MoreNew verruca treatment
New highly effective Swift verruca treatment now available in clinic. This is an exciting advance in treatment, which has proved to be very successful according to recent studies. Swift uses microwaves to destroy the verruca tissue and does not require any local anaesthetic or significant dressings. When it comes to verrucas, many people ask why…
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