Although corns and calluses are both caused by repeated pressure and friction, they're not exactly the same. Corns are usually smaller, deeper and can be quite painful, while calluses tend to be larger areas of thickened skin that develop to protect your feet. Trying to remove them yourself can often make the problem worse, especially if you have diabetes or poor circulation. A Foot Health Practitioner can safely assess the cause, provide gentle treatment and offer advice on

If you're searching for a chiropodist in Canterbury, Whitstable, Herne Bay or Chestfield, you may have noticed that many professionals now use the title Foot Health Practitioner instead. This often leaves people wondering whether there is a difference between the two and which professional they should see for their foot care needs. Why Do People Still Search for a Chiropodist? The term "chiropodist" has been used in the UK for many years and is still familiar to many people l

I'm delighted to share some exciting news. Alongside my popular home visit service, ELK Foot Health is now offering professional foot care treatments from a private treatment clinic at Chestfield Golf Club in Chestfield, near Whitstable. This means you now have the choice of receiving professional foot care in the comfort of your own home or attending an appointment at my welcoming clinic. Professional Foot Care in Chestfield, Canterbury and Surrounding Areas Home visits acro

So excited to introduce my new Toenail Reconstruction service! This treatment is perfect for damaged, broken, discoloured, fungal, or missing toenails, helping restore the natural appearance of the nail and boost your confidence again. Toenail damage can happen for many reasons, including trauma, fungal nail infections, sports injuries, or long-term nail problems. Whatever the cause, we understand how much it can affect confidence — especially during sandal season or holidays

Many people searching for foot care in Canterbury, Whitstable, Herne Bay or Chestfield are unsure whether they need a podiatrist or a Foot Health Practitioner. While both work to support foot health, there are some important differences. What Does a Podiatrist Do? A podiatrist is a degree-qualified healthcare professional who is registered with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC). Podiatrists assess, diagnose and treat a wide range of foot, ankle and lower limb con

Hello, I'm Emma, a Foot Health Practitioner at ELK Foot Health. When people think about their health, they often focus on exercise, diet and general wellbeing. However, one important area is frequently overlooked: your feet. Your feet work hard every day, supporting your body weight and helping you stay active, mobile and independent. Looking after them properly can help prevent discomfort and keep you moving comfortably. As a Foot Health Practitioner in Chestfield, Canterbur