Mobile foot clinic straight to your door
Hello, my name is Cat!
Welcome to my website. I am your local Registered Foot Health Practitioner. I aim to serve the Preston area within a 5 mile radius.
My mobile clinic offers professional foot care tailored to your preferences, all within the comfort of your own home. Essential foot care and maintenance of the feet can contribute to your overall health, autonomy, and well-being.
I bring my clinic to you so access to affordable, professional, and quality foot care, is available to all, promoting healthy feet and a comfortable lifestyle.
Available Treatments
As a qualified Foot Health Practitioner, AKA (FHP), I am trained to provide comprehensive care solutions to address various common foot and nail conditions with precision and expertise.
Nail Maintenance
Regular nail care, including cutting, trimming, and filing, is advised to maintain comfort during mobility and can help preserve one's independence.
Callus/ Hard Skin
A build up of hard, thickened skin is not typically serious, but it can cause discomfort. Although it can be managed through reduction and removal, it often recurs.
Corns
A hard raised bump on the skin that can be painful. Corns, often recurring, are typically caused by friction. They can generally be managed through removal.
Athletes Foot
Fungal skin infections often appear as white, patchy areas between the toes and on the plantar surface of the foot near the toes. These areas can be sore, itchy, and flaky. While they can be effectively managed with over-the-counter medications. Fungal infections tend to recur, making ongoing maintenance essential for relief.
Verrucae
Warts, which commonly affect children, are a manifestation of the HPV virus. Often, they resolve spontaneously, and treatment is not recommended unless they cause discomfort. While treatment can be protracted, with patience and perseverance, it can be successful. Alternatively, quicker results might be obtained through other options available upon referral.
Fungal Nails
Fungal nail infections cause the nails to thicken and change colour. The affected nails may become soft and crumble easily. If a nail breaks off, the underlying skin might look white and patchy. The surrounding area can become inflamed and flaky, leading to discomfort. Although treating fungal nail infections can be a prolonged endeavour, they can be overcome with consistent effort and patience.
Diabetic Foot Care
Being diabetic increases the risk of foot complications. Elevated blood sugar levels can impair blood flow and circulation to the feet, slowing the healing process and increasing the risk of infection. Regular foot care maintenance can prevent most foot problems, particularly when sensation is compromised and visual inspection of the feet is challenging.
Nail Abnormalities
Nail abnormalities are often common and usually not a cause for concern. They can result from various factors, such as vitamin deficiencies. Injuries and trauma can affect the nails for some time after the incident, and there might not be any recommended treatment for them. Proper nail care can improve the appearance of the nails and make wearing footwear more comfortabcomfortable.
Involuted & Ingrown Nails
These types of nail conditions most commonly affect the big toe. They can become sharp, exert pressure, and pierce the skin underneath, which can be extremely painful. With maintenance, symptoms can be temporarily alleviated, but if they become prone to infection, referral for surgical intervention may be necessary.
Pricing
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Bookings
Home Visit Appointments £35
For bookings please call Cat on 07895914906
Email: cat@foot-care2u.co.uk
Opening Times
- Monday
- 09:30 am – 12:30 pm
- Tuesday
- Closed
- Wednesday
- 09:30 am – 02:30 pm
- Thursday
- 09:30 am – 12:30 pm
- Fri – Sun
- Closed
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