Rebecca Allan Podiatry is a top-rated podiatry clinic in Glasgow. 

Not only are they registered with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC), they also have two podiatrists who are graduates of Glasgow Caledonian University,

We also appreciate the clinic’s work with professional rugby teams, ice skaters, and long-distance runners. This means they are a trusted choice for sportspeople, thus boosting our confidence in their credibility.

Speaking of sports, the clinic specialises in foot and leg sports injuries. These include sports massage, foot mobilisation, class 4 cold laser treatment, acupuncture, orthotics, and full rehabilitation.

We also like the fact that their clinic has wheelchair access and offers home visits as well. These services mean that they are willing to accommodate patients with mobility issues.

They use ‘Swift,’ which is the latest technology developed in Scotland to treat verrucas. This treatment is very convenient since it requires no anaesthetic and no dressings. 

Patients can also enjoy the clinic’s line of fashionable shoes. Not only are they designed for maximum comfort, we think they’re quite stylish as well.

The clinic has a signature podiatry and pedicure treatment, which includes a choice of warm wax treatment, foot mask scrub and soak, or a gel polish finish. This is a popular treatment that their clients rave about.

A downside is that the clinic is closed on Sundays, which may be inconvenient for some patients. 

Additionally, a deposit is required to secure an appointment, which may not suit everyone’s preferences.

La Preme Clinic in Glasgow is a new podiatrist service that offers a unique combination of traditional and cosmetic podiatry treatments. Established in 2020, the clinic seems to offer a fresh and modern approach to foot care. 

First off, all of their professionals have degrees with honours in Podiatry (BSc Pod) and are state-registered with the HCPC. These ensure that the treatments are carried out by skilled and trained professionals.

What sets them apart is their Curacorn service, which uses dermal fillers to cushion painful lesions on the feet. This is great for people who haven’t been able to find relief through other treatments.

For those who suspect that they might have a fungal infection, they’d be the ones to call. They offer in-house testing for diagnosing a fungal nail infection, which takes only 5 minutes to provide accurate results.

We do appreciate the clinic’s welcoming atmosphere where patients can enjoy a refreshment from a selection of tea and coffee or a glass of bubbly when they arrive. These certainly help in making patients feel special. 

They also offer free parking, which is a big money-saver for those who are driving to the clinic.

One downside is that the clinic is closed on Sundays, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Booking can get complicated, given that they’re only open less than half the week.

In addition, some of the services offered are comparatively pricier. For instance, their Nail Surgery services start at £449, which can go as low as £300 in other clinics.

Glasgow Foot Clinic is another reliable podiatry clinic in the local area. It has 10 years of industry experience under its belt, which ensures that patients receive high-quality service. 

All of the clinic’s podiatrists are HCPC-registered. This means that they have the necessary qualifications to provide effective podiatry treatments. 

Moreover, the clinic offers affordable ‘new patient’ appointments priced at £36. This is a more reasonable price compared to other clinics in the area that charge upwards of £50.

They also offer a unique Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilisation service, which not all clinics offer. This is the use of ergonomically-designed stainless steel instruments directly on the body to increase functional mobility, strength, and healing.

The clinic also offers Kinesiology Taping, which is a manual therapy developed in Japan over 40 years ago. Those with sporting injuries would benefit from the service’s alleviation of muscle fatigue and pain, and enhanced blood flow. 

In addition, the clinic offers Reflexology, which is an ancient holistic therapy for both body and mind. For overly stressed patients, this relaxing therapy can help reduce pain, aid sleep, and improve circulation.

However, they are closed on Sundays. This may be an inconvenience for patients who are only available on weekends or who require urgent podiatric care on a Sunday. 

In addition, some clients have reported rude podiatrists and have apparently since switched clinics, which is a shame.

Hampden Foot Clinic, established in 2013, offers a range of podiatry services in Glasgow. This is another great podiatry clinic especially for those with diabetes.

One of their stand-out offerings is their competitively-priced Nail Surgery service. It is only £299, while other clinics price this at £400 and up.

The clinic also offers biomechanical assessments to address foot, lower limb, and back pain. This service is for those looking for a holistic approach to find and treat the root cause of their issue. 

For those with diabetes, the clinic’s diabetic foot care service might be a great option for you. This service includes skin and nail care, wound prevention, and nerve and blood supply assessments to ensure optimal foot health. 

We think their home visit service is amazing because it allows patients to receive care in the comfort of their own homes. We believe this service demonstrates their dedication to providing comprehensive, accessible care to patients.

We also like that they leave patient notes on site for multi-discipline-access due to its added convenience. It allows multiple healthcare professionals who are involved in a patient’s care to access their medical records easily, ensuring continuity of care. 

Unfortunately, they are closed on weekends, which may inconvenience some patients who require care outside of normal weekday hours. 

Additionally, some patients have experienced minor billing mix-ups, which were – thankfully – rectified immediately. 

For those looking for routine, medical, and advanced podiatry treatments and services, then Foot Medic Glasgow might be for you. With a combined experience of 15 years, they seem to have the knowledge and expertise to provide high-quality care.

Unlike other podiatry clinics in the area, they actually offer a free initial consultation, which we appreciate. This makes it easy for patients to learn about the various podiatry services offered and determine which treatment is best for them. 

Additionally, they have a unique children’s podiatry service, which we think is cool. This service addresses the various conditions that can affect young people’s lower limbs, with an approach that is highly-suitable for kids.

For patients suffering from musculoskeletal conditions and nerve pain, the clinic’s injection therapy service might be a viable option. They offer corticosteroid injections, which can reduce pain and inflammation. 

Their gait analysis is another one-of-a-kind service, which not all clinics offer. Here, podiatrists examine how a person walks or runs in order to develop a treatment plan tailored to the individual’s specific needs and goals.

Sadly, they are closed on weekends unlike other podiatry clinics. This might inconvenience some patients who require care outside of normal weekday hours. 

Additionally, some patients have reported seed corn reappearing after only a week. We think this might be frustrating for patients seeking long-term relief from foot conditions.