Two specialist clinics in London

Permanent relief from painful toenails.

A calm, straightforward nail surgery service for ingrown, damaged and fungal toenails—performed under local anaesthetic by an experienced HCPC-registered podiatrist.

Nail surgery only. We do not provide routine chiropody, corn, verruca or general nail-cutting treatments.
Two London locationsMonument & MaryleboneChoose the clinic most convenient for you

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Two London clinics

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Upfront pricing

No consultation fee and aftercare is included.

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Nervous or anxious?

Nitrous oxide can be provided for reassurance.

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Quick access

We aim to resolve your toenail within 24 hours of contact.

What we treat

Nail surgery—not general chiropody.

We provide partial or total permanent removal of troublesome toenails. A partial nail avulsion removes only the painful edge, while a total nail avulsion removes the complete nail. Treatment is also available for severely damaged or fungal nails when removal is appropriate.

Every option is explained clearly beforehand, with the aim of preserving the best possible cosmetic result.

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A simple, supported journey

How it works

From your first message to complete healing, you’ll know exactly what to expect.

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Contact us

Call, text or send a WhatsApp message. You can include a photo and ask questions—no initial consultation is required.

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Your procedure

Two local anaesthetic injections numb the toe. The affected nail is removed and phenol is applied to help prevent regrowth.

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Aftercare

You walk in and walk out. Rest that day, then most people return to normal activities the following day with simple dressing care.

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Extra support for nervous patients

Feel calmer with nitrous oxide.

If injections or treatment make you anxious, Nitronox—often called laughing gas—can be provided to help you feel more relaxed while remaining awake and in control.

Ask about nitrous oxide

Clear from the start

Transparent pricing.

No hidden consultation charge. Your treatment and aftercare are included.

Additional toes

+£200Per additional toe; ask about treatment for all ten toesAsk for a quote →
Bupa Registered Therapist

Bupa patients welcome. Contact us with your membership and authorisation details.

What to expect

About 35 minutes. Walk in, walk out.

On arrival, you’ll complete a short medical assessment covering medication and allergies. We inspect the toe and agree whether partial or total removal is best.

After the toe is numb, the nail section is removed and phenol is applied at the base to reduce the chance of regrowth. A larger dressing stays in place for the first 24 hours.

Bring flip-flops or roomy open footwear. Put your feet up for the rest of the day. Full healing generally takes 4–6 weeks for partial removal and 6–8 weeks for total removal.

Qualified, regulated care

Experienced hands. Recognised standards.

Your procedure is performed by an experienced podiatrist who is HCPC registered and a member of the Royal College of Podiatry, with nail surgery experience in private practice and the NHS.

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Common questions

Everything you need to know.

Is nail surgery painful?

The local anaesthetic feels like a brief pinch. Once numb, you should not feel the procedure. The toe generally remains numb for two to three hours.

How soon can I return to work?

Most people return the following day. Avoid excessive pressure, impact and strenuous activity while the toe heals.

Can I drive afterwards?

It is advisable not to drive until the anaesthetic has worn off. Ideally, arrange for someone to take you home.

Do you provide routine chiropody?

No. This clinic specialises solely in nail surgery. We do not treat corns, verrucas or provide routine nail cutting.

Two central London clinics

Choose the location that suits you.

Send a WhatsApp message—or a clear photo of the toenail—and tell us whether Monument or Marylebone is more convenient.