Kent Foot & Ankle Clinic

Book early to get your feet done.

We are closed 22nd December to 2nd January 🌟

Excited to share we were awarded FIRST place again in the Three Best Rated awards 🤩🥳😍🙏🏼

Thank you to our lovely and loyal patients over the years 💗

Due to the pain that one of our patients had gone through during nail surgeries in the past, our patient had lost faith in podiatry… Until meeting our podiatrist, Jay! 🥳 We’re glad we could give you a comfortable nail surgery experience 🥰

Thank you to our kind patient for this lovely gift! 🦶🏼💗

Bring your feet back to life by booking an appointment with our Principal Podiatrist, Jay! 🦶🏼

Ever wondered how toenail reconstruction and gel nails differ? Well here you are! 💅🏽

Toenail reconstruction is one of our clinic’s many services that we currently offer. If you’re looking to improve your toenail’s aesthetics whilst maintaining a natural feel and allowing growth of your natural nail underneath, then come and visit us! 🦶🏼

Think you might have a fungal infection or are currently suffering from the symptoms above? Come and visit us at the Kent Foot & Ankle Clinic to treat your fungal foot infections 👣

Wondering where we’re based? Our Rochester clinic is based inside Fort Pitt House on New Road (ME1 1DX) 📍

Now that you know our address, come and pay us a visit! 🦶🏼 Book an appointment via the link in our bio or by called 01634 540053 📆

Swipe to have a look at our podiatry team members! 🦶🏼✨

Want to visit our team? Visit the link in our bio or call 01634 540053 to book an appointment now 👣

Think you might be suffering from a corn or callus on your foot? Have a read through the information below to find out! 🦶🏼

Symptoms of corns and calluses:

- A thick, rough area of skin 🗻
- A hard and raised bump 👊🏼
- Tenderness or pain under the skin 💥
- Flaky, dry or waxy skin 🌵

What’s the different between a corn and a callus?

Corns tend to be smaller and deeper and are more concentrated areas than calluses but also more painful when pressed. Soft corns tend to form in between toes. Durlacher’s corns develop on the side of your little toes. Neurovascular corns are extremely painful as they involve your nerve endings and are more complicated. Seed corns are tiny and superficial. Calluses (hard skin) usually tend to develop on pressure points (heels and balls of feet and sometimes on the toes). 👠

What causes a corn or callus?

- Wearing tight shoes or socks 👟
- Wearing no socks causing friction 🧦
- Genetics 🧬

Here’s a review from a recent patient of ours, thank you to Ms Sekhon for posting about your experience with us! 🦶🏼✨

When your feet have an issue, they let you know… 🥲 Make sure you’re entering summer with positive feet and a positive mindset this year and book to see our podiatrists today! (Link in bio) 🔗

Look out for our podiatrist, Jay who will be featuring in monthly issues of Kent Life magazine! 🦶🏼

If you have any questions that you would like Jay to answer regarding feet issues, tips or advice, comment down below! 💬

Verrucae are lumps on the skin caused by a virus which can be painful if left untreated. Here are some important things to know about verrucae:

1. Verrucae belong to the wart fanily and usually occur on the soles of your feet, around toes and toenails. 🦶🏼
2. These lesions are caused by the Human Papilloma Virus which is very contagious! 🦠
3. The virus spreads very easily through damp surfaces, such as swimming pools and changing rooms at gyms. 🌊
4. It can take months for a verruca to appear after contact with the virus. 📆
5. Treatment methods include acid, freezing (cryotherapy) which require a number of brief appointments or the Falknor’s needling method (usually only requiring a one-off appointment) which are all offered at the Kent Feet clinic! 🥳

Book an appointment with us now (link in bio) to treat your verrucae quickly and effectively with Kent Feet 👣

We love our principal podiatrist, Jay’s April article for Kent Life! Take a look Jay’s foot indicators regarding your everyday health over in Kent Life magazine 👣

Are you suffering from one of the indicators on Jay’s list? Come and visit us at Kent Feet if you think you have an issue which we can solve! 🦶🏼

Look out for Jay’s articles in Kent Life in the near-future as their new columnist, offering podiatry & advice/tips 🥳

Do you suspect that you’re currently suffering from a verrucae or fungal infection? 🦶🏼

Visit our clinic to get treated for verrucae in a variety of ways: acid, freezing (cryotherapy£l) or the Falknor’s needling method (a one-off treatment with local anaesthetic) 👣

We hope you have all enjoyed our facts and advice in collaboration with the Royal College of Podiatry for this year’s National Foot Health Week! 👣

We interrupt our UK Foot Health Week’s facts and advice to congratulate our principal podiatrist, Jay on her ‘Leading Ladies’ article for Kent Life! 🦶🏼🪷 Look out for Jay’s articles in Kent Life in the near-future as their new columnist, offering podiatry & business advice/tips 🥳

Here’s some fun facts about your toes and toenails for UK Foot Health Week 2023!

With all those sweat glands in our feet, make sure to steer clear of tight-fitting shoes whilst staying active to avoid Athlete’s Foot ✋👟

Kent Feet offer Neurovascular Assessments to detect blockages, calcification, harding of the arteries and arrhythmia to identify and prevent diseases such as diabetes and strokes. 🫀

Regular walks and staying active can help reduce your risk of premature death up to 50% so get those feet travelling down to our clinic! 👣

With 33 joints and 26 bones in our feet, they certainly require some care 🦶🏼

Join us at Kent Feet during this UK Foot Health week and book to have your feet receive the care they deserve! 🦶🏼🦶🏼

Celebrate Foot Health Week 2023! 👣

We’ll be posting tips and fun facts about your feet and how to look after your feet to get them feeling and looking fresh for the Summer 🌸🦶🏼

Children grow fast! Book an appointment with our podiatrists to get your child’s feet measured, ensured healthy development of their 26 bones 👣

Selected as one of Kent’s Superwomen 🥰

Happy International Women’s Day from the Kent Foot and Ankle Clinic! 💗 (featuring our female podiatrists: Rofiat, Jay and Jackie 👣)

*FEBRUARY OFFER*

Book and pay for two podiatry treatments with the same Podiatrist and you get second treatment 20% off.

Offer ends Friday - limited availability 👣

Call us on 01634 540053 or visit the booking link in our bio to book now and claim your 20% off! 🦶🏼

Check us out in the Great British Life.

Great tips for all 😻



https://www.greatbritishlife.co.uk/lifestyle/23278371.can-feet-reveal-everyday-health/

Let’s learn about Biomechanical Assessments (MSK) at our clinic! 🦶🏼

A biomechanical assessment addresses the foot and leg function to diagnose any abnormalities in the way you walk or move. 🚶🚶🏻‍♀️

Kent Feet wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! 🎄🥳

📆 We will be open on New Year’s Eve and back to normal opening hours starting from the 4th January so book now and walk into 2023 with happy, healthy feet! 👣

We provide nail surgery treatment for those suffering with painful and frustrating ingrown toenails! 🦶🏼

Not only does our nail surgery treatment rid you of the offending nail piece but we also use a chemical called phenol which ensures that you next get an ingrown toenail on that toe again 🥳