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Paul Gray Podiatry and Chiropody
Lymington, Barton on Sea and home visits
Do you have foot pain or heel pain? Is a sport-related injury in your feet causing you a lot of pain? Are you worried about ingrown toenails? Treatments are very successful for these!
It's time to contact Paul Gray, who with over 35 years of experience in treating foot ailments is now based in the New Forest in Lymington and Barton on Sea.
Fridays and Saturdays at:
The Lymington Chiropractic Clinic
2 Angel Courtyard, High Street, Lymington, SO41 9AP
Thursdays at:
Reds, No1 The Dome
121 Barton Court Avenue, Barton on Sea, BH25 7EY
Plus:
Home visits are available for those who are housebound
Telephone 07857 137732 to make an appointment
Paul provides a full range of podiatry/chiropody services, from the routine to the specialised; from general footcare, toenail cutting and removal of hard skin/corns to sport-related foot injuries:
- Routine Podiatry/Chiropody treatment
- Toenail cutting and removal of hard skin and corns
- Toenail surgery under local anaesthetic
- Biomechanical assessments
- Sports-related foot injuries
- Treatment for sprains and aches
- Shin splints treatment
- General foot care
- Plantar fasciitis
- Diabetic foot assessment
About Paul Gray Podiatrist and Chiropodist
Paul Gray D.Pod. M, M.R.C. Pod (Member of the Royal College of Podiatry) qualified from London Foot Hospital in 1981, completing a 3-year full-time training course. Registered with the HCPC (CH08166), he started working for the NHS and moved into private practice in Shenfield Essex where he has worked ever since.
Paul has relocated recently to the New Forest where he is currently taking appointments on Fridays and Saturdays at Lymington Chiropractic Clinic in Angel Courtyard and on Thursdays at Reds, No 1 The Dome, Barton on Sea. He can also offer home visits to those who are unable to travel to either clinic.
For an appointment at either practice, please call Paul on 07857 137732.
Chiropodist or Podiatrist - who should I see?
This is a frequently asked question and the answer is they are both the same. “Chiropodist” is a more traditional title and is the term used by most practitioners who have been qualified the longest and “Podiatrist” is the title that has been adopted by the profession to modernise its image.
The title chiropodist or podiatrist is now protected, ensuring that only practitioners who have completed a three-year training course and are registered with the Health and Care Professions Council can use these titles. If you are unsure about your chiropodist or podiatrist’s qualifications, more information is available at www.hpc-uk.org or www.scpod.org
Paul Gray Podiatry and Chiropody