Taking Steps Towards Happier Feet
Chiropody and Podiatry
What Are Chiropody and Podiatry?
Podiatrist is the modern name for chiropodist and denotes that the podiatrist has all the conventional skills of a chiropodist as well as specialising in broader treatments such as biomechanics and minor surgery. Chiropody and Podiatry are interchangable titles.
Common Treatments
- Corns, callouses and rough skin
- General foot care
- Fungal infection of the skin and nails
- Chilblains
- Surgery, home and hospital visits
- Advice
- Budget nail cutting
Specialist Treatment
- Biomechanical assessments and orthotic devices
- Verrucae treatment
- Diabetic footcare
- Children’s feet
- Heel pain
- Foot and ankle manipulation (with our osteopath)
- Ingrown nails
Frequently Asked Questions
We have listed some of the answers to common questions that we have been asked over the years and they should help you to understand what happens when you visit a podiatrist at The Centre. If you have other questions please phone The Centre for advice.
Sawbridgeworth Chiropody
The surgery on the Ground floor and is suitable for the elderly or disabled. There is adjacent parking which makes access very straightforward.
What Our Customers Say
I have known Andrea for over 25 years during which time she has successfully treated my whole family for various foot problems. My verrucae were gone within weeks. I would not hesitate to recommend The Centre as the best place to receive superb foot care whatever the problem.
Harlow, Essex
I attend The Centre every couple of months. The staff are all welcoming and very friendly. I always feel like I am walking on air when my hard skin and thickened nails are reduced. Worth every penny, thank you.
Datchworth, Hertfordshire
I can’t tell you how much I look forward to having my feet done at The Centre. My orthotics have helped my knee pain and my nails look lovely now. One essential I would never give up.
Sawbridgeworth, Essex
Chipopody and Podiatry
We are conveniently located in Old Harlow. If you live or work in Harlow, Sawbridgeworth, Nazeing, Roydon, Hatfield Heath, Sheering, Hatfield Broad Oak, North Weald, or Epping why not pop in and see how we can help you feel better.
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