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Foot Health Care for Babies

Foot Health Care for Babies

When a child is born, it has only 22 partially developed bones in its feet: baby’s feet are a mass of cartilage, which develop as they grow until their late teens, when they have 26 fully developed adult bones. With so much physical development taking place in our...
Do Home Cracked Heel Treatments Really Work?

Do Home Cracked Heel Treatments Really Work?

Having dry, unsightly, cracked heels is a problem many of us will face at some point. Left untreated, cracks can become deep, painful and can even bleed, leading to major discomfort and the possibility of infection if left untreated. A national study in America...
Keeping Your Feet Healthy Throughout Pregnancy

Keeping Your Feet Healthy Throughout Pregnancy

Pregnancy is a time of great physical change. While you may notice slight changes in your skin and hair condition along with the more obvious changes to your body, should there be any changes to your feet? Here’s our guide to what to look for and how to keep your feet...
Pedicures: the Good, the Bad and the Ugly

Pedicures: the Good, the Bad and the Ugly

While having your toenails painted in a rainbow of bright colours can be a popular choice during the warmer months to show off in your flip-flops, what are the health benefits – and risks – of getting a pedicure? The Good: Benefits of a Pedicure While many health...
What Is Dry Needling and How Can It Help?

What Is Dry Needling and How Can It Help?

Our specialist London podiatrists diagnose a range of foot injuries and conditions that require treatment by dry needling. But what is dry needling and when might it be the right course of treatment for you? Here’s everything you need to know. What Is Dry Needling?...