• Podiatrists are degree qualified health professionals who specialise in the diagnosis and treatment of disorders of the feet. We are members of the Royal College of Podiatry. 

• We provide comprehensive foot care and advice, whatever the problem, for people of all ages. 

• We are trained to assess problems including those associated with diabetes and arthritis, related to gait (how we walk), foot structural abnormalities or caused by badly fitting footwear.

• The podiatrists at Flo Paul Podiatry are regulated by the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) and are all full members of the Royal College of Podiatry. 

For many people their feet work tierlessly and carry them with ease, but when problems occur Flo Paul Podiatry is here to help.We treat clients of all ages from toddlers to centenarians.

We provide treatments for:

• Sports injuries
• Musculoskeletal conditions including heel pain; arch pain; arthritis, bunions; flat feet; any undiagnosed foot pain
• Ingrown toe nais
• Verruca treatment (various treatment options)
• Corns, callus and cracked heels
• Thickened toe nails
• Skin and nail fungal infections (athletes foot)
• Diabetic and rheumatoid arthritis foot care
• Blisters and splinters
• Or any foot query you may have!

Flo Paul Podiatry provides foot care for the residents of Mid-Sussex - Haywards Heath, Burgess Hill, Lindfield, Cuckfield, Newick and surrounding villages.  Our focus is your well-being and good foot health. Your can depend on our highly-trained staff and our extensive experience.

Our benefits at a glance

• Professional and experienced podiatrists (chiropodists)
• Friendly and welcoming enviroment
• Practioners are constantly updating their knowledge
• Thorough and honest treatments
• Sympathetic and hollistic approach 
• Saturday appointments avalable
• Relaxing waiting room

• Corns
• Callus (hard, thickened skin)
• Cracked Heels
• Skin Infections including Verrucae and fungal infections (athletes foot)
• Blisters
• Splinters and other foreign bodies
• Ezcema and psoriasis
• Dry skin conditions
• Ulcers and wounds

• Achillies problems
• Ankle Sprains
• Heel pain
• Plantar fasciitis (policeman's heel)
• Bunions
• Painful toes / mishapen toes (hammer, mallet or claw toes)
• Soft tissue injuries
• Undiagosed pain in the foot
• Neuroma's (compress nerves)

• Nail cutting
• Thickened nails
• Fungal Nail infections
• Ingrowing toe nails

• Diabetes
• Rheumatoid arthritis and related conditions
• Neurological conditions
• Parkinson's disease