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Monday 9:30am - 5:30pm Tuesday 9:30am - 8:30pm Wednesday 9:30am - 5:30pm Thursday 8am - 5:30pm Friday 9:30am - 5pm

Suzanne Hamilton Podiatry

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Suzanne Hamilton Podiatry

Podiatry service in East Belfast. HCPC Registered Podiatrist & member of the Royal College of Podi

18/12/2025

I’m delighted to introduce our new Specialist Podiatrist, Conn to the SHP team 👋🏻
Conn is a trainee Podiatric Surgeon and HCPC-registered podiatrist with a strong academic and clinical background in foot and ankle care. He holds an undergraduate degree in Podiatry, a Master’s in the Theory of Podiatric Surgery and a Postgraduate Certificate in Medicines Management, and is currently completing a Master of Podiatric Surgery as part of his advanced training.
Conn brings extensive experience in biomechanics and musculoskeletal injuries, with specialist interest in gait analysis, orthotic prescription and sports-related foot pain.
He also provides nail surgery, verruca needling, steroid injections and the use of local anaesthetic for advanced podiatric procedures. His practice includes diabetic foot management, routine care and preventive foot health.
Known for his thorough, patient-centred approach, Conn provides evidence-based treatment tailored to each individual, from routine care through to specialist interventions.
Outside clinic, Conn enjoys spending time with his family and taking part in endurance sports including marathons and HYROX events.
Conn will be providing evening and Saturday appointments. These are now available to book online⚡️

16/12/2025

MSc Sports & Exercise Medicine 🎓
Great couple of days back in London to officially collect my Masters.
Proud to now be part of the QMUL Sports & Exercise Medicine alumni and excited to move into the next chapter of my career in SEM.

21/09/2025

Another one done💪🏻
Sprint Triathlon in . Wouldn’t have been talked into it again without this lot 😂 ❤️
Next up: Bangor 10km next weekend 🙌🏻 who’s doing it?

07/09/2025

And that’s a wrap on the MSc journey 🙌🏻
A great couple of days in London presenting our MSc projects at the annual QMUL SEM conference.
Fortunate to share the MSc journey with such incredible people. Thanks to my project supervisor and all the SEM staff who’ve supported us throughout & Nat Padhair.
Excited for the next chapter 🙌🏻

17/07/2025

Big toe (1st MTPJ ) osteoarthritis (OA) is one of the most common forms of foot OA. It typically causes pain and stiffness in the joint which is aggravating by movement.
There is evidence that carbon fibre insoles are more effective vs sham insoles at reducing pain at 12, 24 & 52 weeks as well as being a more cost effective treatment option.
The carbon fibre insole has an extension under the big toe joint which will help to stiffen footwear & aid propulsion. Super useful, low bulk tool for several foot injuries!

10/07/2025

Just a reminder that the clinic is closed today & tomorrow for a short break.
Normal business resumes on Monday 14th July.

06/07/2025

It’s normal to see wear and tear on your shoes particularly around the heel or toe areas.
However, unusual wear patterns, like the ones pictured, can reveal a lot about your walking or running biomechanics especially in the context of a foot or ankle injury.
We always look out for unusual or significant shoe wear during our initial assessments. That’s why we encourage all patients to bring their active footwear along to their appointments.
One question we’re often asked is: how often should I replace my running shoes?
Short answer: Evidence suggests that running shoes should typically be replaced every 300 to 500 miles (500 to 800 km).
For race day carbon-plated super shoes the lifespan is often much shorter due to the outsole materials providing lightweight construction and performance focused design. These shoes are built for speed, not durability 💨
If you’re worried about unusual shoe wear and you’re experiencing a foot or ankle injury we can assess this in clinic! ⚡️

19/04/2025

🐥🐰Easter Opening Hours🐥🐰
SHP will be closed Easter Monday + Tuesday & will re-open on Wednesday 25th April.
All phone & email messages will be responded when we re-open. The online booking system via the website will still be available during this time & will provide up-to-date appointment availability.
Happy Easter! 🐣🐥

03/04/2025

I’m thrilled to be a finalist in two categories at the 🥳
It’s an honor to be shortlisted by medical and business experts for Podiatry Service of the Year and Sports Clinic of the Year. Thank You! 🤩

27/02/2025

Are you using foot orthoses?🦶
I’m conducting a study as part of my MSc with colleagues from to understand the experiences and beliefs of people who have been provided with foot orthoses. Your experiences could make a real difference & we’d love to hear from you!
If you’re interested in sharing your experience, click the link in the bio to register your interest for the project 🙌🏻
If you meet the eligibility criteria you’ll be invited to join an informal discussion via Teams to share your experience!

28/01/2025

Had a fantastic day at the Arsenal training ground with Dr Ges Steinberg as part of the QMUL MSc programme.
It was brilliant to get a behind-the-scenes look at the training facilities and to learn more about their approach to injury management and prevention for Academy players.

20/12/2024

SHP is now closed for the Christmas holidays. We will reopen on the 6th January. 🎄
Wishing all our clients, colleagues & friends a Merry Christmas & Happy New Year.

Address

Back On Track 380B Belmont Road
Belfast
BT42NF

Opening Hours

Monday	9:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	9:30am - 8:30pm
Wednesday	9:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday	8am - 5:30pm
Friday	9:30am - 5pm

Website

http://www.suzannehamiltonpodiatry.com/

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