A podiatrist and a chiropodist are essentially the same- both are qualified foot specialists trained to diagnose and treat foot and lower limb conditions. The term "chiropodist" is more traditional, while "podiatrist" is now more commonly used in the UK and internationally.

Our foot specialists (podiatrists) treat a wide range of conditions including plantar fasciitis, ingrown toenails, bunions, heel pain, sports injuries, and diabetic foot complications. We also offer biomechanics, gait and orthopaedic assessments and provide custom foot orthotics.

Yes, we provide professional toenail treatments for fungal infections, thickened nails, damaged nails, and ingrown toenails. Our podiatrists use safe, sterile techniques to restore nail health, comfort and appearance.

Absolutely. Plantar fasciitis or fasciopathy, is one of the most common causes of heel pain. We offer tailored treatment plans including exercises, taping, footwear advice, cushioned padding, custom foot orthotics, and activity management advice to relieve pain and improve mobility and function. The sooner you get the right advice to manage this condition- the better!

A sports podiatrist specialises in diagnosing and treating foot and lower limb injuries related to physical activity. At Foot Forte Podiatry, we help athletes and active individuals recover from injuries and improve performance through biomechanical assessments, sport specific training plans. custom foot orthotics and sporting footwear assessment and modification.

Yes, our Podiatrist Louise is highly experienced in orthopaedic foot and ankle care for conditions like arthritis, joint pain, and structural deformities. She is able to discuss surgical treatment options, post surgery rehabilitation and works closely with orthopaedic foot and ankle consultants when needed to ensure comprehensive care. Referral to NHS or private orthopaedic services can be facilitated when required.

We proudly serve the Badenoch and Strathspey local community. We are based in Aviemore in the Scottish Highlands. Our clinic is easily accessible and offers a welcoming environment for all foot care needs and all individuals.

Yes, we offer foot care for all ages. from children to older adults. Our podiatrists tailor treatments to suit each individuals needs across all stages of life. Under 16’s attending the clinic must be accompanied by an adult.

If you're experiencing new or persistent foot pain, discomfort while walking, nail issues, or sports-related injuries, it's time to see a Podiatrists/Chiropodist. Early intervention can prevent complications and early treatment can help to improve outcomes.

Absolutely. We provide comprehensive foot care advice, prevention and treatment for people living with diabetes. This includes nerve testing, circulation checks, and regular nail and skin care to prevent complications. We provide diabetic foot screening every 6-12 months as recommended.

Orthotics are shoe inserts designed to alter force, pressure or timing of loads through your foot, ankles, knees, hips, lower back. They can be prescribed to improve pain, comfort, function, prevention and can be recommended for conditions like heel pain, flat foot deformity, and metatarsalgia. We can provide simple first line orthotics as well as custom made 3D printed foot orthotics to suit all individual needs and price points.

We are a self pay private service, which means payment is required at time of treatment. If you have private health care insurance either individually or through your employer, our treatments may be covered. We are HCPC registered Podiatrists and can provide invoices with appropriate details for your claim.

We can advise on costs associated with private care, and suspected treatment plan. We can discuss NHS referral options also and support your individual choice in the best way forward for your care. Contact us for more details if you have any specific questions.