Soft Soles - Foot care Radcliffe on trent

 Foot health checks are an important part of maintaining overall well-being, especially for people with conditions like diabetes, poor circulation, or mobility issues. Regular checks help identify early signs of problems such as infections, ulcers, swelling, or changes in skin and nail condition. Catching these issues early can prevent serious complications, including long-term damage or even amputation. By staying proactive with foot health, individuals can improve mobility, reduce pain, and maintain a better quality of life. 

£40

 Onychauxis is a condition characterised by abnormal thickening of the fingernails or toenails, often without a change in the nail's shape. It can be caused by factors such as trauma, fungal infections, psoriasis, or underlying health conditions like poor circulation or diabetes. While it may not always be painful, onychauxis can lead to discomfort, difficulty with footwear, and increased risk of infection if not managed properly. Regular nail care and medical assessment are important to determine the cause and appropriate treatment.

£40 

 Verrucas, also known as plantar warts, are small, rough growths that appear on the soles of the feet, often caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV). They typically develop when the virus enters through tiny cuts or cracks in the skin. Verrucas are contagious and can spread in damp, communal areas like swimming pools, gym showers, or locker rooms. While they are generally painless, they can become uncomfortable or cause pain when walking if they grow deeper. Treatment options include topical treatments, cryotherapy, or in some cases, minor surgical removal. 

 You may need multiple session.

£45 -£65

  Fungal nails, also known as onychomycosis, occur when a fungal infection affects the nails, causing them to become discolored, thickened, brittle, or crumbly. This condition is often caused by fungi like dermatophytes, which thrive in warm, moist environments. Common risk factors include frequent exposure to damp conditions, such as public showers or swimming pools, poor foot hygiene, or having a weakened immune system. Fungal nails are also more common in people with diabetes or circulation issues. Left untreated, the infection can spread, leading to pain and difficulty with nail care, making early diagnosis and treatment important. 

Treatment from £45 -£85

 Corns are small, thickened areas of skin that develop on the feet, usually over bony areas like the toes or heels, in response to friction or pressure. They often occur when ill-fitting shoes, high heels, or abnormal walking patterns create constant rubbing on certain areas of the foot. Corns can be painful, especially when pressure is applied, and they may have a hard, yellowish center. Regular foot care, wearing properly fitting shoes, and using protective pads can help prevent and manage corns. In some cases, they may need to be removed by a healthcare professional. 

£40

An “Elim foot peel” typically refers to a type of exfoliating treatment designed to remove dead skin from the feet, leaving them smoother and softer. These peel's often contain a blend of acids (like glycolic acid, lactic acid, or salicylic acid) and other ingredients that help to break down and remove the outer layer of dead skin.

 Benefits of Using a Foot Peel:

Smooth Skin: Removes rough, calloused skin, leaving your feet smooth and soft.
Improved Appearance: Helps improve the appearance of your feet by removing dead skin. Hygiene: Promotes better foot hygiene by removing layers of dead skin that can harbor bacteria

£50

 Ingrown nail removal is a common procedure used to treat toenails that grow into the surrounding skin, causing pain, swelling, and sometimes infection. The most frequent cause of ingrown nails is improper nail trimming, such as cutting nails too short or rounding the edges, which encourages the nail to grow into the skin. Tight or ill-fitting shoes can also contribute by putting pressure on the toes. In some cases, underlying conditions like fungal infections or abnormal foot structure may increase the likelihood of ingrown nails. Removal of the ingrown portion, and in some cases the entire nail, helps alleviate pain and prevent future occurrences. 

£40

 Cracked heels, also known as heel fissures, occur when the skin around the heels becomes dry, thickened, and splits open. This condition is often caused by prolonged standing, wearing open-back shoes, or a lack of moisture. While mild cases may only cause rough, dry skin, deeper cracks can lead to pain, bleeding, and an increased risk of infection. In severe cases, especially for individuals with diabetes or poor circulation, cracked heels can become serious and require medical attention. Regular moisturizing and proper foot care can help prevent and manage this condition. 

£40

Toenail reconstruction is a cosmetic and medical procedure used to restore or replace a damaged or missing toenail, often due to trauma, fungal infection, or medical conditions like psoriasis. The process involves using synthetic materials, such as resin or acrylic, to create a new, functional nail that looks and behaves like a natural one. This procedure not only enhances the appearance of the toe but also helps protect the sensitive nail bed from infections and further injury. The benefits of toenail reconstruction include improved aesthetic appearance, better comfort, and a boost in self-confidence, especially for individuals who have experienced significant nail damage.

£25 big toe £10 little toes

 Diabetic foot care is essential for individuals with diabetes because high blood sugar levels can damage nerves and impair blood circulation, making the feet more susceptible to injury, infection, and slow healing. Even small cuts, blisters, or sores can become serious if not properly managed, leading to infections or ulcers that may require amputation if untreated. Regular foot inspections, proper hygiene, moisturizing, and wearing well-fitted shoes are crucial to preventing complications. By staying proactive with foot care, people with diabetes can reduce their risk of severe complications and maintain better mobility and quality of life 

£40