Warts are common viral skin infections that often affect the feet, particularly in children or individuals with delicate, easily damaged skin. Although some warts may resolve spontaneously, leaving them untreated can lead to their growth, multiplication, and painful complications.

Ingrown toenails, arising from abnormally curved, damaged, fungal, or thickened nails penetrating adjacent skin, present a common podiatric concern. Improper shoe wear exacerbates this issue, leading to discomfort and pain.

Diabetes foot care is crucial for individuals managing diabetes, as the condition can lead to serious complications affecting the feet. Proper foot care helps prevent complications like neuropathy, poor circulation, and infections, common issues in diabetes patients.

Fungal toenails infections may cause nails to become discolored, thick, fragile, or cracked. The nail may also become separated from the nail bed. Treatment requires compliance of frequent debridement and application of a topical treatment to encourage healthy nail regrowth and reduce recurrence

Corn and callus are thick layers of skin. They are caused by repeated pressure or friction at the spot where the corn or callus develops. Calluses and corns may not be painful, but they can cause pain when you are walking or wearing shoes.

Geriatric foot care is crucial for seniors in maintaining overall health and well-being. At North London Mobile Foot Care, we prioritize responsible foot care to promote a healthy lifestyle among our senior patients.