Feetpath
Expert podiatric care meets personal attention, 8 minutes' walk from Victoria Station.
Book appointmentWe help you walk with comfort, confidence and renewed vitality, whether you're managing a long-term condition or simply looking after your feet.
- HCPC registered podiatry
- Royal College of Podiatry member
- NHS and private experience
- Pimlico near Victoria Station
What's troubling your feet?
All conditions- 01 Heel pain and plantar fasciopathy A sharp pain under the heel, often worst with your first steps in the morning.
- 02 Ingrown toenails A nail edge pressing into the skin beside it, causing pain, redness and sometimes infection.
- 03 Fungal nails Thickened, discoloured or crumbling nails that are often caused by a fungal infection.
- 04 Verrucae Warts on the sole of the foot, caused by a virus and often painful to walk on.
- 05 Corns and callus Hard, thickened skin that builds up where there is repeated pressure.
- 06 Bunions A bony prominence at the base of the big toe, with the toe angled towards the others.
- 07 Flat feet Low or collapsing arches. Often harmless, but sometimes linked to pain in the feet, knees or hips.
- 08 Diabetic foot care Diabetes can reduce feeling and circulation in your feet, so regular checks really matter.
Feet you can forget about.
Good foot care means getting on with your day and not thinking about them at all.
Treatments, and what they cost
All servicesGeneral foot care
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Nail Care
Our clinic provides specialized care for your nails
£50
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Ingrown Toenails
We offer expert care for ingrown toenails, providing safe and effective treatment to relieve pain, reduce inflammation, and prevent infection.
£55
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Nail Care, Corns and Callus
We offer comprehensive care for corns and calluses, gently removing built-up skin and addressing the underlying causes.
£55
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Fungal nails
Diabetic foot care
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Routine Podiatry Appointment with Yearly Diabetic Assessment (45 mins)
This 45-minute appointment combines routine foot care with a comprehensive diabetic foot assessment. We check circulation, nerve sensitivity, and overall foot health.
£55
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Ikenna Kelvin Ozoemena
Podiatrist, BSc (Hons) Podiatry
Accurate diagnosis, structured treatment and measurable results.
HCPC registered podiatrist. Member of the Royal College of Podiatry.
Meet Ikenna
Every step measured.
A biomechanical assessment looks at how your feet, ankles and legs work together when you move.
About biomechanicsHow booking works
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Choose your treatment
See the price and how long it takes before you commit to anything.
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Take a time
Open times are shown live. The moment you book yours, it closes for everyone else.
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Tell us about you
A short health form before your visit means more of your appointment goes on your feet.
From the journal
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Good questions
What should I bring to my first appointment?
Please bring any previous records about your foot condition, a list of your medication, your insurance details if you have them, and a pair of shoes you wear often so we can look at them too.
Can podiatrists help with diabetic foot care?
Yes. Regular visits help find problems such as ulcers and infections early, when they are easiest to treat. We check circulation, nerve sensitivity and skin.
How often should I see a podiatrist?
It depends on your feet. Every 6 to 12 months suits many people. If you have diabetes, arthritis or circulation problems you may need to come more often, and we will advise you.
What are the signs I should see a podiatrist?
Foot or ankle pain that won't settle, changes in the colour of your skin or nails, swelling, numbness, blisters that keep coming back, or difficulty walking.
Do you treat children?
Yes. We see children for problems such as flat feet, toe-walking and ingrown toenails.
Can I change or cancel my appointment?
Yes. Your confirmation email has a private link to move or cancel your visit online. Close to the day, please call us.