At Podiatry Station, we are also happy to have a look at your hands and fingernails.
Below are some of the issues we have helped patients with:
If your fingernails need some TLC, our routine treatments are for you. Whether you wish to combine your hand treatment with your regular foot care, or are looking for a one-off appointment to get your nail health under control, our expert clinicians can help. We provide nail cutting, filing and trimming, and personalised advice for your care at home.
Our hand services also include treatments for ingrown fingernails and effective solutions for calluses and hard skin. We can also use Cryospray or Swift microwave therapy to effectively treat and remove warts on your hands.
We are able to use our specialist equipment and technology to treat more in-depth hand conditions, improving your pain and enhancing your hand health. Our safe and comfortable MLS laser therapy treatment can reduce swelling and inflammation in your hands, particularly if you are suffering from arthritis or a rheumatological condition.
With laser therapy, we can address the cause of your condition and use directed energy to reduce your pain and improve stiffness. It is non-invasive and very effective when used on the hands as well as feet.
More about MLS laser therapyMany foot conditions also affect the hands and can be treated by a specialist podiatrist in a similar way. We are able to provide expert treatment and advice for conditions including warts and ingrown nails, and welcome patients looking for routine nail care.
Mild warts may be able to be treated with over-the-counter products, as often recommended by a pharmacist. However, stubborn or more painful cases will likely need professional intervention. We offer a range of treatments for warts, including cryotherapy to freeze them, and microwave therapy to reduce appearance and remove completely. Please ask us for further advice.
If your ingrown fingernail is causing you extreme pain, or you have noticed signs of infection such as swelling or redness, it is best to contact us for advice. We can help with effective and appropriate treatment based on your particular case, which may involve trimming your nail or removing part of it.
