• Wilde Pedique nail reconstruction
• HCPC Registered
• Corn and callus removal
• Treatment for Ingrowing toenails
• Nail surgery
• Simple Insoles
• Footcare
• Chiropody Products
• Medical Pedicure

Ruth Scholefield BSc (Hons) MChS.

Ruth Scholefield BSc (Hons) MChS. is a member of the Society of Chiropodists and podiatrists and is registered with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC). She still works one day a fortnight for NHS and been in private practice for nine years.

LCN Wilde Pedique

Wilde Pedique is wonderful way of improving the look of a thickened, damaged or fungal nail. It is a temporary measure lasting four weeks to four months offering partial or complete nail reconstruction, the LCN Wilde Pedique is a unique light cured system developed exclusively for the restoration and correction of the toenails.
The odourless, flexible resin will not discolour and comes in six shades to tone to the original nail colour. Once applied, it grows with the natural nail and just requires refilling every 4/6 weeks until the nail is grown fully. It is suitable for anyone with nail conditions such as mycosis (fungal nails), trauma, onychauxis (thickened nails) etc. LCN Wilde Pedique can even be used with anti-fungal treatments and after nail surgery once the site is healed.
Nails varnish can be applied and removed without damaging the nail and the nail can be cut and filed.
City Park Podiatry is a registered supplier of Wilde Pedique technology. Call to find out if this treatment will help you achieve natural healthy looking nails.

Why Visit a Podiatrist?

Podiatry is not just for the old, people go to the dentist regularly but ignore their feet until they become a problem. The podiatrist is a specialist in foot and lower limb and while many people visit the podiatrist for routine podiatry treatment such as the removal of callus and corns or nail cutting every 4, 6 or 8 week while for others it is a once of twice a year treat either before they go on holiday or before a special occasion.
Many people ignore lower limb pain and discomfort thinking that nothing can be done for them. This is not the case, many problems can be alleviated or eliminated altogether.
Often the podiatrist is the first person to notice problems caused by health problems such as diabetes and other long-term chronic illnesses.