HOW WE CAN HELP YOU


At Hackney Podiatry, we assess, diagnose, and treat a wide range of foot and lower limb conditions. Whether you’re experiencing pain, discomfort, or ongoing foot health concerns, our experienced podiatrists provide tailored treatment plans to help you stay active, mobile, and pain-free.



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Common Foot Conditions We Treat

01

Pain & Structural Conditions

  • Heel pain (including plantar fasciitis)
  • Foot pain
  • Arthritic foot pain
  • Bunions
  • Foot injuries
  • Ankle sprains

02

Skin & Nail Conditions

  • Ingrowing toenails
  • Fungal skin and toenail infections
  • Callus and corn removal
  • Cracked heels and dry skin
  • Damaged toenails
  • Verrucae and warts


03

Specialist & Preventative Care

  • Diabetic foot care
  • Children’s foot care
  • Insoles and orthotics
  • Minor nail surgery


04

Advice and Referrals

If your condition requires further investigation or multidisciplinary care, we can provide expert advice and onward referrals where appropriate

Verruca Needling Treatment in Hackney

A specialist treatment for stubborn and persistent verrucas

Verrucas are caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV) and can sometimes be difficult to treat, particularly when they've been present for a long time or haven't responded to conventional treatments.


At Hackney Podiatry, we offer verruca needling treatment in Hackney, East London, as an option for patients struggling with persistent or recurring verrucas.


How does verruca needling work?

Verruca needling is a minor procedure carried out under local anaesthetic. A fine, sterile needle is used to puncture the verruca tissue multiple times, with the aim of stimulating your body's immune system to recognise and fight the virus.

Unlike treatments that focus on removing the outer layers of the verruca, needling aims to encourage an immune response against the underlying HPV infection.


What are the benefits of verruca needling?

  • May be suitable for stubborn verrucas that haven't responded to other treatments.
  • Can be used to treat persistent or recurring verrucas.
  • Usually requires one treatment session, although follow-up appointments or further treatment may be needed.
  • Performed under local anaesthetic to minimise discomfort during the procedure.


Is verruca needling right for you?

Not all verrucas require treatment, and verruca needling isn't suitable for everyone. Our experienced podiatrists will assess your verruca, discuss your previous treatments and recommend the most appropriate option for you.


Book a Verruca Assessment at Hackney Podiatry

If you're struggling with a stubborn verruca, contact our friendly team to discuss your treatment options.


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