Welcome to Yvette Mann Podiatry

To book an appointment, please call 01483 310298.

Our phone lines are open 8am – 7pm Monday to Friday and 9.30am -5pm on Saturdays

Price Increase 2022 and Mask Update

Due to increased stock prices as well as other business cost increases we are regrettably having to put our fees up from 6th July 2022. The new prices are:

New Patient £68

Routine Treatment £64

Short appointments and mini biomechanical costs will remain the same. Nail surgery and orthotic packages to be discussed with your Podiatrist.

Due to the lifting of both government restrictions and advice by the Royal College of podiatry, patients do not have to wear masks but are very welcome to continue to do so at their own discretion. Yvette and Pippa are happy to continue wearing masks for anyone who would prefer this.
Reception areas are now able to be used again but do wait outside if the area is busy and the Podiatrist will collect you. Reception and clinic rooms will continue to be aired and sanitised as they have been for the last two years.

We are extremely grateful for your patience and cooperation over the last two years and we thank you.

Art Festival

Yvette would like to thank all those who attended or supported the Art Festival in memory of her son Piers. £3,650 was raised and will be split between three charities; Brain Tumour Research, Momentum and St Christopher’s Childrens Hospice.

Yvette Mann Podiatry

Yvette Mann Podiatry has been running for over 25 years. Yvette and her associates offer a wealth of experience in all areas of Podiatry including routine foot care, biomechanics, verruca treatment and nail surgery for all age groups from young children to the elderly.

The practice runs out of two well established clinics: The Bourne Chiropractic & Rehabilitation Clinic in The Bourne, Farnham and Luck’s Yard Clinic in Milford, Surrey.

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Biomechanics & Orthotic Therapy

Aches and Pains?

Toe Deformities?

Sports Injuries?

Many aches and pains in joints, muscles, tendons or lower back can be attributed to your ‘biomechanics’.

Also some foot deformities such as bunions and misshapen toes can be caused in the same manner.

Biomechanics – What is it?

Rarely do we find that our left and right sides are symmetrical. This is equally so for our feet and legs.
Additionally, many of us have mild deformities – perhaps a slightly misaligned pelvis or a bowed leg.

The Result?

When we stand, walk or run our body has to cope with and compensate for these abnormalities. It is these compensations that put structures such as muscles, joints, ligaments and tendons under undue strain as they begin functioning in an abnormal or compromised manner.

Over time the structures become inflamed or injured. A Biomechanic Assessment is an investigation into your lower limb function – looking closely for these abnormalities and compensations.

Once we have identified the causes of your problems we can develop a tailor made treatment plan to improve your symptoms.

This may involve one or more of the following:

  • Exercises to stretch or strengthen muscles
  • Orthoses – specially made devices you wear inside your shoe to control the abnormalities
  • Footwear advice
  • Appropriate referral to a chiropractor, physiotherapist, sports massage therapist to compliment the above podiatry treatment.

What is involved?

A Biomechanics Assessment takes about 1 1/2 hours and is undertaken by a qualified HCPC Registered Podiatrist.

You will need to bring shorts to change into so that we can see your knees to help our examination.

We take various measurements with you laying down and standing up. To make an appointment or for details of cost please contact us. We are registered by most insurance companies (not Bupa).

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Nail Surgery

Painful Toenails?

What conditions benefit from Nail Surgery?

  • Ingrown toenails
  • Infected toenails
  • Deformed toenails
  • Thick toenails
  • Painful toenails

Is it painful?

Nail surgery is carried out painlessly under local anaesthetic. This is achieved by using an anaesthetic injection similar to that used by dentists.

What does it involve?

A small piece of nail is removed from the side that is problematic and a chemical is applied to prevent that piece of nail growing back again. Sometimes the degree of nail problem means that we remove the whole nail.

Can I work?

You can usually go back to work the day afterwards. You simply need to remember to keep your toe protected.

How long does it take to heal?

The nail usually heals up over a period of 4-8 weeks if you follow all the advice given to you. Over this period we see you for redressings to ensure everything is healing well.

Advice before your appointment:

  • Remember to have something small to eat before your appointment.
  • The procedure will last approximately 1 hour.
  • Please bring some loose shoes or sandals with you for your own comfort.
  • Please arrange some form of transport home. You should not plan on driving yourself, taking public transport or walking.
  • Plan the day so you go home and rest with your feet up.
  • You will have your first redressing appointment a few days after the surgery. It is essential that you attend all redressings.
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Routine Footcare

We offer all areas of foot care including the treatment of the following:

  • Calluses
  • Corns
  • Verrucas
  • Bunions
  • Metatarsalgia
  • Heal pain

Often some of the above are misdiagnosed and we are able to give you the correct diagnosis and appropriate treatment plan.

We also offer nail analysis – offering in house fungal nail analysis tests.

Please contact us to make an appointment for an initial assessment which often includes treatment and future advice.

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Prices from 6th July 2022

New Patient £68
Subsequent 30 mins (Routing Treatment)£64
Mini BME (30 mins)£78

Prices for Orthotics and nail surgery to be discussed with your Podiatrist.

Our preferred payment option is by using our online software called Stripe during your appointment. We also take payment by card using Worldpay.

We are registered with most insurance companies (not Bupa).