Your feet work hard every day, and when something’s not quite right, it can affect everything from your mobility to your overall comfort. Our podiatry service at Waldegrave Clinic is here to keep your feet healthy, pain-free, and functioning at their best.
Whether you’re dealing with foot pain, heel discomfort, sports injuries, or a long-term condition like diabetes that affects foot health, our podiatrists provide expert care to diagnose and treat a range of issues. From biomechanical assessments and custom orthotics to nail and skin treatments, we take a comprehensive approach to foot health.
Healthy feet mean better movement, less pain, and more freedom to enjoy life. If you’re experiencing foot or lower limb problems, we’re here to help.
At The Waldegrave Clinic, you’ll be seen by fully qualified, HCPC-registered podiatrists with a deep understanding of foot and lower limb health. Whether you’re an active adult, someone managing a long-term condition, or simply want to walk more comfortably, we offer evidence-based care in a friendly, professional setting.
We work closely with our in-house physiotherapists, chiropractors, and massage therapists, so if your foot issue is linked to a broader movement or postural problem, we can coordinate a joined-up treatment plan for more effective results.
Our podiatry clinic is based on Waldegrave Road in Teddington, within easy reach of Twickenham, Hampton, and nearby areas. Patients trust us for our clinical expertise, continuity of care, and welcoming environment.
Meet our trusted, fully qualified, HCPC-registered podiatrists:
Podiatry (formerly known as Chiropody) focusses on preventing, diagnosing and treating conditions associated with the foot and ankle.
At the Waldegrave Clinic our team of podiatrists treat everyday and more complex foot and ankle problems, including care for diabetics and bio-mechanical assessment and gait analysis.
We specialise in custom made Orthotics to alleviate most types of foot pain and ailments as well as various types of lower limb and back pain.
Foot problems are a big risk in diabetics – usually resulting from neuropathy, poor circulation and decreased resistance to infection. Proactive Screening, regular assessment and education will provide the expert clinical care needed in the management of diabetic foot problems.
Many adult foot problems can have their origins in childhood, so attention to footwear in children can minimize the risk of these problems in adults. We evaluate your children’s feet, find the right treatment and make the right recommendations for them.
Biomechanical assessment is a detailed examination of the lower limbs to prevent long term complications developing in areas like your knees and lower back due to the mechanics of the lower leg, ankle and foot.
By assessing the way you walk and evaluating your structure and alignment we will get a comprehensive understanding of any underlying problems in the lower limbs and how these can be corrected.
Biomechanical assessment is beneficial to sports people looking to improve physical performance and forms an integral part of sport therapy and treatment.
