The London Orthopaedic Clinic in London's prestigious Harley Street brings together renowned and highly qualified consultant orthopaedic surgeons and specialists, providing state of the art treatment and minimally invasive private ankle surgery and private foot surgery for conditions such as: in-growing toe nails, bunions, osteoarthritis, Morton's neuroma and plantar fasciitis.
Private ankle and foot treatment at the London Orthopaedic Clinic in Wimpole Street
The team of expert consultant orthopaedic surgeons and specialists at London Orthopaedic Clinic offer private medical and surgical care of the highest standards using the most up-to-date and cutting edge procedures at their private foot and ankle clinic in Harley Street.
This includes the latest non surgical and minimally invasive techniques for sports injuries, fractures and general orthopaedic conditions along with orthopaedic medicine, spine and interventional pain problems.
View a video of surgery and treatments performed by the consultants at the London Orthopaedic Clinic
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Here the surgeons and physicians at the London Orthopaedic Clinic discuss and demonstrate the treatments they provide.
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Ankle and foot treatment at the London Orthopaedic Clinic
The London Orthopaedic Clinic offers private treatment for ankle and foot problems.
The distinguished orthopaedic consultants at the London Orthopaedic Clinic’s Foot & Ankle unit have a wealth of experience in treating a range of patients with foot and ankle conditions such as fractures, bunions, in-growing toe nails and osteoarthritis.
The Foot & Ankle unit's specialists, Mr Lloyd Williams and Mr Rohit Madhav, have a wealth of experience and will offer you the most comprehensive care.
Treatment for foot and ankle conditions in Wimpole Street
Plantar fasciitis (heel spur syndrome)
Plantar fasciitis is a common problem among people who are active in sports, particularly runners. The plantar fascia is a thick fibrous material on the bottom of the foot. It is attached to the heel bone then fans forward towards the toes and acts like a bowstring to maintain the arch of the foot. Read more about the treatment of plantar fasciitis (heel spur syndrome).
Osteoarthritis
Degenerative joint disease – osteorthritis or hallux rigidus
(stiff toe). The most common site of arthritis in the foot is at the base of
the big toe. This joint is called the metatarsophalangeal,or MTP joint. It's
important because it has to bend every time you take a step. If the joint
starts to stiffen, walking can become painful and difficult. Read more about
the treatment of osteoarthritis or hallux rigidus.
In-growing toe nails
The symptoms of an ingrown nail are usually redness, swelling and infection and the toe is very painful. Toe injuries that change the contour of the nail can also lead to an ingrown toe nail. Toe deformities such as a bunion that forces the big toe to lean toward the second toe, high-heeled, narrow or pointed shoes can put pressure between the nail and soft tissue thus forcing the nail to grow into the skin. Read more about the treatment of in growing toe nails.
Morton’s neuroma
Morton’s neuroma is one cause
of metatarsalgia – pain in the ball of the foot. It is due to inflammation and
thickening of a digital nerve in the foot. “Neuroma” means nerve tumour, which
is this instance simply means a benign enlargement of the nerve, and not
malignancy. Read more about the treatment of Morton’s neuroma.
Bunions – hallux valgus
A bunion, also called a hallux valgus, is a bony prominence on the inside of the big toe, caused by a misalignment of the joint. The overlying skin may be swollen, red and tender. More than 50% of Women in the UK have bunions. The problem often runs in families although tight narrow shoes and high heels are often blamed. The clinic offers bunion surgery to help with this problem. Read more about bunion surgery.
The London Orthopaedic Clinic is at the forefront of musculoskeletal care and is committed to offering patients the very best in orthopaedic care. They will guide you through from diagnosis, to treatment and then rehabilitation.
Private ankle and foot surgery and treatment at the London Orthopaedic Clinic in Wimpole Street
When you arrive at 79 Wimpole Street reception staff will greet you and provide you with registration forms, which you are required to check and complete.
You may have referred yourself or have been referred by your GP/Physiotherapist. The consultant will discuss your relevant problem and enquire about your medical history. A thorough examination will then follow.
If an operation is needed they will help arrange this for you. Surgery will require admission to one of the various hospitals in and around London where their consultant orthopaedic surgeons have admitting privileges.
Read the London Orthopaedic Clinic FAQs.
How
can I get foot and ankle treatment at London Orthopaedic Clinic in Harley Street?
79 Wimpole Street
London
W1G 9RY
T: 020 7186 1000
F: 020 7084 6999
E: private@londonorthopaedic.com
W: www.londonorthopaedic.com
Also at The Wellington Diagnostics and Outpatients Centre, Roman House, 296 Golders Green Road, London, NW11 9PY
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