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Treatments

We are highly trained in many aspects of Podiatry and through our Continued Professional Development we are always learning in new areas and keeping updated on current advancements and treatment protocols.  Below are some of the treatments we currently provide but hope to add more treatment modalities in the future.

MLS Laser therapy

MLS laser

Laser therapy offers a non drug alternative to the management of acute and chronic pain. It is a safe and effective treatment in reducing pain of musculoskeletal disorders, joint pain and injuries such as: muscle spasm & pain, inflammation, tissue oedema and wound healing.

Nail Surgery

 nail surgery

Nail surgery is a medical procedure to remove part or full toenail under local anaesthetic and is usually recommended when conservative management of the toenail has failed to work.

Diabetic & Vascular Assessment

Diabetic foot

Circulation and neurological tests are vitally important in the management of foot problems and to reduce the risk of ulceration and amputation particularly in those with Diabetes, Rheumatoid and poor circulation. 

It is recommended that you have a foot check at least once a year as foot complications may be avoided if caught early enough.

More information coming soon.

Orthotics

Fitting Orthotic Insoles

An orthotic is a special shoe insert prescribed by Podiatrists to help treat foot, leg and back problems.  It can be used to correct foot deformities and help the foot and ankle to function better.

Verrucae Treatment

verruca

Verruca are a Plantar wart often found on the bottom of your feet or toes, they are part of the Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) and are contagious and very difficult to get rid of.  They mainly affect children to young adults but can affect any age.

Nail Reconstruction

nail reconstruction

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Service currently not available but coming soon.

Lochthorn Medical Centre. Edinburgh Road. Heathhall.  Dumfries.  DG1 1TR.

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