Cutting Edge Podiatry Ltd

Cutting Edge Podiatry Ltd Over 26 years podiatry experience for corns, callus, difficult nails, hard skin, ingrowing toenails.

Our mission is to give you the information you need to make an informed decision about your treatments and options available to you. Pain and discomfort can lead to falls, immobility and feelings of isolation. By helping you to be as pain free as possible, for as long as possible; allows you to continue doing the things you enjoy for as long as possible. We specialise in all areas of footcare including:

biomechanics, gait analysis, children's footcare, diabetic footcare, in-growing toenail treatment, sports biomechanics, verrucae treatment, geriatric footcare, soft tissue injury and general podiatry.

Could Curacorn Treatment Help You?✅Long-term pain relief from corns and calluses✅It can reduce the need for medicated pa...
26/01/2026

Could Curacorn Treatment Help You?

✅Long-term pain relief from corns and calluses
✅It can reduce the need for medicated pain relief
✅It can be an alternative for those considering surgery
✅It can offer long-term pain relief and the benefit of increased mobility, mental health and well-being.
✅It reduces the amount of podiatry appointments needed for painful corns.

**Available during the first full week of each month**

👣 These photos show just how effective SWIFT Microwave Therapy can be for verrucae. These recent photos show a clients' ...
25/01/2026

👣 These photos show just how effective SWIFT Microwave Therapy can be for verrucae.

These recent photos show a clients' foot after 4 SWIFT treatments, and after a 12 week break to allow the immune system time to overcome the Verruca.

➡ Read more here: https://cuttingedgepodiatry.co.uk/swift-microwave-therapy/

📞Or give us a call on: 01223 633 038

🏃Injury-free training for the Cambridge Half Marathon🏃 At least half of recreational runners are injured in the UK each ...
24/01/2026

🏃Injury-free training for the Cambridge Half Marathon🏃

At least half of recreational runners are injured in the UK each year, according to research. So, if you are training for the Cambridge Half Marathon, what steps can you take to avoid becoming one of the statistics?

💡Here is today's top tip!

Give your body time to adjust to training

✅Increasing distance and speed before your body is ready to do so – and not having enough recovery time in between runs – are common causes of injury. Don’t increase your mileage by more than 10% in any given week, make sure you have rest days, and alternate speed and distance runs.

Read more in the blog we wrote last year about how to prevent injury when training for a half marathon: https://cuttingedgepodiatry.co.uk/injury-free-training-for-the-cambridge-half-marathon/


⚠️Don't forget to stretch!Here are 10 benefits of stretching....1. Stretching keeps the muscles healthy.2. Stretching im...
23/01/2026

⚠️Don't forget to stretch!

Here are 10 benefits of stretching....

1. Stretching keeps the muscles healthy.

2. Stretching improves flexibility, which is essential to the prevention of injuries.

3. Stretching reduces the risk of injuries and decreases muscle tightness.

4. After an injury, controlled stretching can benefit the healing process of scar tissues, as it allows better orientation of the collagen fibres.

5. Stretching facilitates the release of myofascial adhesions.

6. It increases the mechnical performance of the muscles activity.

7. Stretching improves lymphatic blood flow.

8. Stretching enhances self-knowledge of your body by manipulating specific areas which can go unnoticed in your daily routine.

9. Stretching correctly over period of time can help improve posture.

10. Podiatrists recommend stretching as part of treatment plans for foot conditions such as achilles tendinopathy, plantar fasciitis, etc.

Consider integrating stretching into your daily routine to minimise the risk of injury and keep your body flexible.

How Orthotics Can Help Your feet!Imagine your feet are your foundations, just like a building’s foundations; if the base...
21/01/2026

How Orthotics Can Help Your feet!

Imagine your feet are your foundations, just like a building’s foundations; if the base isn’t right, the entire structure feels the strain.

Orthotics (also known as orthopedic insoles) provide support to keep your foundation strong and sturdy.

Othotics can prevent problems such as:
👣 Bunions
👣 Hammertoes
👣 Neuroma
👣 Plantar Fasciitis

And by correcting foot and ankle positioning, orthotics can:

👣 Reduce the Strain on Muscles and Ligaments
👣 Prevent Excessive Inward or Outward Rolling of the Foot
👣 Stabilise Your Gait
👣 Alleviate Knee, Hip, and Lower Back Pain
👣 Minimise Risk of Secondary Issues

At Cutting Edge Podiatry in Cambridge, we can custom-fit orthotics to suit your needs and we also have a range of off-the-shelf orthortics to choose from.

Do you need an urgent podiatry or MSK appointment? 👣⏰We sometimes have late notice and same day appointments available -...
19/01/2026

Do you need an urgent podiatry or MSK appointment? 👣

⏰We sometimes have late notice and same day appointments available - but not always.

⏰We also run a cancellation list which you can add yourself to - and if we have a cancellation, we will call you!

⏰If you need an urgent podiatry or MSK appointment, give us a call and we will do our best to fit you in as soon as possible.

📞01223 633 038

👣How Gait Analysis Can Help Prevent Plantar Fasciitis Before It Starts.....Plantar fasciitis is often linked to biomecha...
15/01/2026

👣How Gait Analysis Can Help Prevent Plantar Fasciitis Before It Starts.....

Plantar fasciitis is often linked to biomechanical overload. This means the plantar fascia is placed under too much tension during walking or running. Common gait-related risk factors include:

• Reduced ankle movement (limited dorsiflexion)
• Excessive inward foot rolling (rearfoot eversion)
• Weak calf or hip muscles
• Low or high arches
• Long stride length and low step rate (cadence)

These movement patterns can cause the fascia to work harder than it should, leading to tiny strains that build-up over time. Identifying and correcting these patterns early is the key to prevention. Gait analysis can help with this.

Read how gait analysis can prevent plantar fasciitis here: https://cuttingedgepodiatry.co.uk/how-gait-analysis-can-help-prevent-plantar-fasciitis-before-it-starts/

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Cambridge

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 7:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 7:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 7:30pm
Friday 8am - 4pm
Saturday 10am - 3pm

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+441223633038

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