Twinkle Toes Mobile Foot Health Practitioner

🎄Merry Christmas🎄

Thank you for all your support this year I really do appreciate it. See you all next year for 2026!

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‘It’s not just a nail cut’ and here’s why 👇

Why Is Your First Foot Health Treatment £5 More?

Your first appointment includes a comprehensive neurovascular assessment, where I check for:
• Foot pulses
• Signs of swelling
• Vein refill
• Any underlying concerns, such as cellulitis or ulcers

This initial check helps me understand the overall health of your feet and ensures the treatment is safe and tailored to your needs.

You’ll then receive a full treatment, which may include:
• Nail cutting and thinning (if needed)
• Treatment of common issues like corns, ingrown toenails, verrucas, or callus
• A soothing foot massage and aftercare cream

This detailed first session takes a little longer and helps set the foundation for your ongoing foot health

Foot Health Practitioners have gone through extensive training to detect any ailments or medical issues that can help your future health. My treatments are always gold standard and I am trained to that level it’s never just about ‘cutting nails’ it’s everything else that goes with it 👣

Regular foot health treatments by a Foot Health Practitioner (FHP) are important for maintaining overall wellbeing, especially as our feet are often neglected despite their vital role in daily life. Here are the key reasons why these treatments are beneficial:

🦶 1. Preventative Care
• Regular visits help identify and address minor issues before they become major problems (e.g., corns, calluses, cracked heels, ingrown toenails).
• Prevents infections, especially fungal or bacterial, from developing or spreading.

👩‍⚕️ 2. Professional Monitoring
• An FHP can spot signs of underlying health conditions such as diabetes, poor circulation, arthritis, or nerve damage.
• They monitor changes in the foot’s structure, skin condition, and nail health.

💅 3. Expert Nail & Skin Care
• Toenails are trimmed and shaped correctly, reducing the risk of ingrown toenails.
• Hard skin, corns, calluses, and cracked heels are removed professionally, improving comfort and appearance.

👟 4. Improves Mobility and Comfort
• Regular treatments relieve pain, reduce pressure points, and make walking easier and more comfortable, especially for older adults or people with mobility issues.

💉 5. Essential for At-Risk Individuals
• People with diabetes, poor circulation, or reduced immunity need professional foot care to avoid serious complications, including ulcers or amputations.

🧖 6. Promotes Relaxation and Wellbeing
• Treatments often include foot massage and moisturising, which improves circulation and promotes relaxation.
• Encourages self-care and body awareness.

👃 7. Improves Hygiene and Confidence
• Reduces odour, fungal issues, and keeps feet fresh and clean.
• Clients often feel more confident in open footwear or during physical activities.

✅ Conclusion

Foot Health Practitioners play a vital role in helping people maintain healthy, pain-free feet. Regular appointments provide preventative care, early detection of issues, and ongoing comfort — supporting not just foot health, but overall physical health and quality of life.

Are your heels looking like this? 😂

Message me to book in 📞 ☎️ 📱

This foot Doctor explains perfectly why your shoes/trainers may not be the right ones for you!

Foot doctor Dr Courtney Conley reveals toe weakness is the BIGGEST predictor of…🦶 #health #Podcasts #feetcare #feet

Dealing with a fungal toenail infection (onychomycosis) typically requires a combination of consistent hygiene, topical or oral medications, and patience—because it can take months for the infection to fully clear. Here’s a practical guide:

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🔍 Symptoms of Fungal Toenail Infection
• Thickened nails
• Discoloration (yellow, brown, or white)
• Brittle or crumbly texture
• Distorted nail shape
• Slight foul odor
• Separation of the nail from the nail bed in severe cases

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🧼 Step 1: Maintain Proper Foot Hygiene
• Keep feet clean and dry. Wash daily and dry thoroughly, especially between toes.
• Trim nails regularly. Cut straight across and file down thick areas.
• Disinfect nail tools. Don’t share nail clippers or files.

💊 Step 2: Treatment Options

Over the counter Topical Treatments (best for mild/moderate cases)

Oral Medications (for moderate to severe infections & prescribed by a GP)

🧦 Step 3: Prevent Reinfection
• Wear breathable socks (e.g. cotton or moisture-wicking)
• Change socks daily
• Wear antifungal foot powder if feet sweat a lot
• Avoid walking barefoot in public places (pools, locker rooms)
• Disinfect shoes regularly or use antifungal shoe sprays

⏳ How Long Does It Take to Heal?
• You must wait for new healthy nail to grow out—this can take 6–12 months.
• Continue treatment until full regrowth even if it looks better earlier.

🚩 See a Doctor If:
• You have diabetes or circulation problems
• The nail becomes painful or very thick
• The infection spreads or doesn’t improve after a few months of self-care

Limited availability for June 👣

This article explains why we should definitely be washing our legs and feet. A lot of bacteria lives on our 👣 and washing them every day helps prevent leg ulcers and conditions such as fungal nail and athletes foot.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/future/article/20250321-how-often-should-you-wash-your-feet?

Your feet are home to billions of bacteria. How often should you wash them? Some people scrub them every day while others say letting water run over them in the shower is enough. So are you cleaning these important appendages enough?

📣 NOW TAKING NEW PATIENTS ON 📣

👣Availability in April from my treatment room only 👣

Please ring me on 07713467404 ☎️ 📞 📱

(Please note I won’t be taking on new mobile patients)

Here’s my grandson waiting to have his little tootsies checked over 😂💜

👣Please Note 👣

From April any NEW clients will be done at my home. At this moment in time I’m not taking on any more mobile patients. However I do have a number for a lady that I can fully vouch for to tend to your feet if you would like a mobile appointment. Please message me if you would like her number.

Have a great Thursday everyone 💜👣