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Liza Brookes Foot Health Practitioner

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Liza Brookes Foot Health Practitioner

Foot Health Practitioners attend to painful feel, cracked heels, corns, callus, Ingrowing toenails,

17/07/2025

Friendly reminder; I’m back to work from 27th - replies may take longer during this time ☺️

07/07/2025

Just a quick note to let everyone know I’m fully booked until August now and then dates are very limited for the remaining summer holidays.
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17/06/2025

June and July are very busy with extremely limited slots available , Please ensure you book your appointments early as I’m already very busy with bookings in August and dates are limited due to holidays.

Many thanks

12/06/2025

👣🦶🏼Corn enucleation 🦶🏼👣

Corns and Callus are areas of thickened skin caused by excessive pressure or friction. They can occur anywhere on the foot, from the sole of the foot, in between toes, on top of the foot, or on the toes. They can also be painful. And often feels like you have something stuck in your foot.

Callus-
An area of thickened and hard skin usually found on the soles of the feet.

Corns-
These are smaller areas of thick skin caused by pressure or friction. There are 5 types of corns:

1. Hard corns (Heloma Durum)- These are the most common type of corn and typically can be found on the top of toe joints, on the end of toes, and on the sole of the feet. They usually appear due to deformity or excessive pressure. They are approximately the size of a small pea with an overlying layer of hard skin.

2. Soft Corns (Heloma Molle)- These are caused due to pressure or friction, and are found between the toes. They appear white and are rubbery in texture due to moisture from sweat or inappropriate drying.

3. Seed Corns (Heloma Mille)- These are tiny corns which can appear either singular or in clusters, and are usually more common in dry skin conditions.

4. Vascular Corns- These can be hard or soft corns with blood vessels within them so tend to bleed very easily.

5. Neurovascular Corns- These Corns are like vascular corns but also have nerve involvement. They tend to be very painful and are often inflammed.

06/06/2025

⚽️Please share ⚽️

Raising funds for MY SON Liams football team for the new season.

Liam and his team mates (parents included) will be walking the Wrekin on 22nd June to raise some well needed funds.

Please sponsor if you can no matter how little it’s very much appreciated ❤️

https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/lanternvillafc?utm_medium=CR&utm_source=CL

Iʼm raising money to Support Lantern Villa F.C U13s football team. Support this JustGiving Crowdfunding Page.

26/05/2025

Just a remind I’m off work this week due to it being half term. I’ll get back to your messages as soon as I can .

Ps can someone please bring back the sunshine ☀️☀️

25/05/2025

08/05/2025

01/05/2025

May already!!

Just a quick note to say I have a week off at the end of may for half term and I’m almost fully booked the rest of this month.

If you would like to book June appointments please get in touch and do so, reserve your date☀️👣🏖️

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16/04/2025

HAPPY EASTER

Just a quick note to let you know that I’m working reduced hours over the Easter holidays - reply’s may be slower than usual - but Do still feel free to pop me a message
And I’ll get back to you as soon as I can.

11/04/2025

🤣 I can see a small resemblance 👣

07/04/2025

Appointments have become available for 14th April

Limited availability - contact me to book.

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What do I do?

As a qualified foot health practitioner, I am able treats all routine foot problems including removal of ingrowing toenails, A Scalpel Technique to remove Callus (Hard Skin), Corns, Verrucae, General Nail Clipping, Cracked Sore Heels, Fungal Nail Infections, Diabetic and general foot care advice.

It is important to let you know I am

*Qualified and registered as a foot health practitioner

*Insurance is held

*DRB/CRB Checked

*Listed on the accredited register for foot health professionals - This Register has been approved by the Professional Standards Authority for Health and Social Care in accordance with the Health and Social Care Act 2012

*As a trained observer, the Foot Health Practitioner contributes to the health of the populace by screening and alerting other practitioners to indicated diabetes mellitus, potential ulceration, malignancies, and other conditions.

*The patient’s medical status is taken into account in order to execute the work safely and cause no medical complication. Hygiene, instrument skills, communication, and a good measure of dexterity are important to the task, as are record-keeping and regular updating. Dressing/padding/offloading skills are essential, as is the ability to manage minor wounds.

*Home visits are available at a cost of £25 covering all basic* treatment needed.

*I'm based in Willenhall but am more than happy to travel and some discounts may apply to group booking, friends & family, nursing homes etc.

*Footcare is so very important to our quality of life and mobility, it is easy to over look, keep your feet in the best of health so that they can look after you.

General Information

Much of the work is routine and often requires repeat at determined intervals. In many cases, there is need for routine maintenance occasioned by diabetes mellitus, arthritic hands, eye troubles, ankyloses of the spine, obesity, pregnancy, and just for patients own comfort with no medical conditions. Many patients will simply have difficulty reaching their feet for maintenance - others appreciate the help of a practitioner who they can trust to trim and maintain their nails properly. Many of the conditions encountered are directly attributable to the ageing process. Hip and knee pathologies contribute considerably to the need.

The need of referral of cases requiring the expertise of other medical professionals is well understood. Ethics consistent with the medical professions are held, recognised and respected.