For Matthew Solan & James Davis at St John & St Elizabeth Hospital and OneWelbeck

Foot and Ankle Conditions

Foot and ankle problems are very common, affecting three out of four people at some stage in their lives. These issues can range from mild discomfort to chronic pain, and often fall under the broader categories of foot conditions and ankle conditions.

Our highly-skilled team of consultant orthopaedic surgeons treat the full spectrum of foot conditions and ankle conditions, ranging from bunions and plantar fasciitis to ankle replacements and complex sports injuries.

We take a personalised approach to diagnosing and managing both common and complex conditions, ensuring each patient receives targeted and effective treatment.

The highest quality of treatment and care is offered to maximise recovery time and mobility. Whether you’re dealing with long-standing foot conditions or recent ankle injuries, our experts are equipped to provide comprehensive care tailored to your needs.

An estimated one in five adults in the UK has some degree of flat feet and for the majority, this causes no difficulties in any way.
There are many types of lesser toe deformities, including hammer, claw, mallet and cross-over toe deformities. The big toe is known as the hallux and all the others are referred to as the lesser toes.
There are many types of lesser toe deformities, including hammer, claw, mallet and cross-over toe deformities. The big toe is known as the hallux and all the others are referred to as the lesser toes.
There are many types of lesser toe deformities, including hammer, claw, mallet and cross-over toe deformities. The big toe is known as the hallux and all the others are referred to as the lesser toes.
There are many types of lesser toe deformities, including hammer, claw, mallet and cross-over toe deformities. The big toe is known as the hallux and all the others are referred to as the lesser toes.
Morton’s Neuroma is a painful condition that occurs when one or more of the nerves supplying sensation to the toes are squeezed and irritated over a period of time
Tendinopathy is the term used for damage to the tendons, causing pain and if left untreated, serious problems and deformity.