by Jon Collins | Jun 29, 2019 | Patient Stories
Many of my patients think that having nail surgery, as in having the sides of the nail removed from the big toe will make the toe look ‘odd’ or ugly. Below are a couple of pictures, the big toe on the left foot is the result of nail surgery I carried out back at the...
by Jon Collins | Jun 19, 2019 | Patient Stories
Ultrasound has been discussed on many occasions in our previous blog posts but we haven’t gone into any detail as to the effectiveness of looking at stress fractures. Most people consider a break to be seen on an X-Ray, or so you would think. In fact, the x-ray...
by Jon Collins | Jun 16, 2019 | Patient Stories
Ingrown toenails are a patient issue we see regularly… We always try to treat our patients’ ingrown toenails with chiropody, which we define as cutting and trimming down the side to alleviate the nail into the skin. However, in this poor girls instance, we...
by Jon Collins | May 9, 2019 | Patient Stories
Warning! Satisfying before and after photo coming up… Now firstly you will see I’m a dreadful photographer, but hopefully, you’ll be able to see what we achieved! The verrucas seen in the first photo were present on this gentleman’s foot for...
by Jon Collins | Mar 30, 2019 | Patient Stories
I am often asked ‘what is the most common condition you see?’ To be honest it has to be plantar fasciitis, of which we have spoken about many times before. The second most common condition that graces Sussex Foot Centre is pain and swelling focal to the...
by Jon Collins | Feb 25, 2019 | Foot pain diagnosis, Patient Stories
The foot and ankle are hugely complex… Hence why the profession of chiropody, now more commonly known as Podiatry has been around in one format or another for hundreds of years. The images I have displayed to coincide with this blog post are to show just how...
