Hove Foot Clinic self-pay fees and pricing
| Initial assessment & treatment/advice: problem nails, corns or callus £65 |
| Initial assessment and advice/treatment: verrucae £65 (please note that additional charges apply for cryotherapy, verrutop, Swift and needling) |
| Initial assessment & treatment/advice: musculoskeletal pain/ injury £95 |
| Advanced musculoskeletal assessment including gait analysis & scanning for 3d printed custom orthotics if required £135. Further Details |
| Shockwave Therapy (only available as a follow up appt) £85 |
| Ingrown toe nail surgery £450 for one nail, £700 for two nails. Pricing for multiple nails available on request. |
| Curacorn® hyaluronic acid injection from £125 depending on areas treated |
| Steroid Injection £300 |
| Custom orthotics £350 |
| Swift microwave verruca treatment (one session, multiple verrucae) £135 |
| Verruca Needling under Local Anaesthetic £350 |
| Verrutop ampoule £20 on top of appointment cost |
| Cryotherapy £30 on top of appointment cost. |
| Follow up – musculoskeletal pain/ injury £65 |
| Follow up – problem nails, corns or callus £55 |
| Off-the-shelf orthotics £25 – £95 |
| Onyfix nail correction brace £50 per nail |
| Nail reconstruction from £50 per nail |
Appointments
Prior to your first appointment you will need to complete a new patient confidential medical history form. This will be sent to you by email when you book. We cannot proceed with treatment without this form. Alternatively a pdf copy can be downloaded for printing from the News & Resources page of the website. You can either bring this with you to your appointment or send by email in advance to your relevant clinician.
Deposits are taken for online bookings via Stripe. The remaining balance due is made after each consultation either by cash or major debit/credit card including American Express. Please see the separate page for accessing care with Bupa. If you have private medical insurance other than Bupa we can provide you with a receipt so that funds can be claimed back by you. As previously mentioned, some insurance policies require your GP to authorise treatment. Please contact your insurance provider prior to arranging your appointment to check your policy details.