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Podiatry in Benfleet for corns, verrucas and foot pain

HCPC-registered podiatrists. Available on Saturday mornings. Home visits can be arranged.

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Since 1999 in Benfleet

Evening and Saturday appointments

Home visits available

Comfort starts with the right foot care

Foot pain has a way of creeping into everything, from your morning walk to standing in the kitchen, and that's where we come in. Sophie Dyne / Benfleet Chiropody & Podiatry treats common problems such as corns, hard skin, verrucas and troublesome nails for people across Benfleet. Corns often build up where pressure or friction keeps returning, while callused skin usually forms when your feet are working harder than they should. 

 

We remove thickened skin carefully and advise on simple changes that can reduce rubbing and soreness. Verrucas can be stubborn and uncomfortable under pressure, so we assess the area and recommend care that suits the condition of your skin. Routine appointments also help keep your nails neat, manageable and less likely to cause discomfort as they grow.

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Planters Warts on the bottom of a foot

Corns

  • Causes: Corns are caused by repeated pressure or friction on the skin, often due to ill-fitting footwear, foot deformities, or areas that bear excessive weight.

  • Treatments: Carefully reducing the corn, relieving pressure on the affected area, and providing advice to help prevent it from returning.

Close-up of a woman getting a foot massage

Hard & Callused Skin

  • Causes: Hard skin and calluses develop when the feet experience ongoing pressure or rubbing from footwear, walking patterns, or certain foot structures.

  • Treatments: Safe removal of excess hard skin and recommendations to help keep the skin healthy and comfortable.

Bottom of two feet showing a small verruca on the sole

Verrucas

  • Causes: Verrucas are caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV), which enters the skin through tiny breaks and commonly affects the soles of the feet.

  • Treatments: Treatment options depend on the size and severity of the verruca and aim to reduce discomfort while encouraging resolution.

Podiatrist wearing blue gloves carefully trimming a patient's toenails

Nail Cutting

  • Causes: Difficulty with nail cutting can result from reduced mobility, thickened nails, poor eyesight, or conditions that make self-care challenging.

  • Treatments: Professional nail cutting helps maintain healthy nail length, improves comfort, and reduces the risk of nail-related problems.

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Routine Foot Care

  • Causes: Routine foot care is beneficial for managing common concerns such as nail problems, hard skin, and general age-related foot changes.

  • Treatments: Regular appointments can include nail care, skin maintenance, foot health checks, and advice tailored to your individual needs.

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Plantar Fasciitis

  • Causes: Plantar fasciitis occurs when the plantar fascia becomes strained or inflamed, often due to overuse, prolonged standing, or poor foot support.

  • Treatments: May include assessment, stretching advice, footwear recommendations, and measures to help relieve heel pain.

Close up of a foot massage

Foot Pain

  • Causes: Foot pain can be caused by injuries, biomechanical issues, arthritis, overuse, or underlying medical conditions affecting the feet.

  • Treatments: Treatment depends on the underlying cause and may involve assessment, advice, pain management strategies, and ongoing foot care.

Lower limb vascular examination

Vascular Assessments

  • Causes: Circulation concerns may arise from vascular conditions that affect blood flow to the feet and lower limbs.

  • Treatments: Vascular assessments help evaluate circulation and identify any issues that may require monitoring, management, or further investigation.

A foot with toenail fungus and toenails in need of cutting

Fungal Nails

  • Causes: Fungal nail infections develop when fungi enter the nail through small cracks or damage, often thriving in warm and damp environments.

  • Treatments: Focus on managing the infection, improving nail condition, and helping to reduce the likelihood of future infections.

Amazing first consultation! Sophie listened to all my concerns, took a thorough history, examined my feet and explained the issues. Then she patiently demonstrated what exercises I should do and recommended adequate footwear. I was impressed with the whole experience. Thank you very much! I will certainly return.

Expert care for everyday foot concerns

Call now for experienced podiatry care tailored to your needs.

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2 Waverley Rd,

Benfleet, SS7 4AZ

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Monday: 09:00 - 17:00

Tuesday: 09:00 - 20:00

Wednesday – Friday: 09:00 - 17:00

Saturday: 09:00 - 12:00

Sunday: Closed

SOPHIE DYNE PODIATRY AND CHIROPODY LIMITED, registered as a limited company in England and Wales under company number: 07509745.

Registered Company Address: 1 Sopwith Crescent, Wickford, Essex, United Kingdom, SS11 8YU.

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