What you can expect from us
Caring for locals for over thirty years
Our enduring commitment ensures you receive highly reliable and protective foot care.
Members of the Royal College of Podiatry
We stay fully aligned with the latest clinical developments and industry guidance.
Why diabetic foot care matters
Diabetes can affect your feet in ways that are easy to miss at first, especially when numbness starts to dull pain and temperature changes. We help you spot early warning signs before a small issue turns into a sore, infection, or longer recovery. The Footcare Clinic in Macclesfield looks closely at skin conditions, pressure points, circulation, and changes in sensation during your appointment. That matters because a cut from new shoes or a crack in dry skin can become much harder to manage when healing is slower.
Regular general podiatry appointments can help identify everyday foot problems before they become more serious. Our diabetic foot care is designed to give you clear advice, practical treatment, and regular support you can keep up with. We have been caring for feet in Macclesfield since 1988, and we know how much peace of mind comes from staying one step ahead.
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Risk assessments and ongoing monitoring
Our assessments focus on the things diabetes commonly changes in your feet, including nerve function, blood flow, skin health, and areas of abnormal pressure. We check for sore spots caused by poor circulation and for dryness linked to reduced sweat and lubrication, because both can raise the risk of skin damage. Ongoing monitoring helps us notice gradual changes that are easy to overlook at home, especially if your feet have become less sensitive.
If you're experiencing ongoing discomfort or changes in the way you walk, biomechanics and gait analysis can help identify whether abnormal movement is placing extra strain on your feet. You leave with straightforward guidance on what to watch for between visits and when to get in touch sooner. That steady follow-up can make a real difference when you want to stay active and avoid preventable complications.
Diabetic Footcare – Let us regularly monitor your feet
​Diabetes is a lifelong chronic disease that affects various organs and body parts; your feet are no exception. If you have diabetes, it is important to recognise the symptoms early to prevent foot problems before they occur. The Footcare Clinic offers comprehensive diabetic assessments, treatments and advice to help you overcome any problems. With regular general podiatry appointments we can help identify everyday foot problems before they become more serious. Our diabetic foot care is designed to give you clear advice, practical treatment, and regular support you can keep up with.
Medical conditions due to diabetes
Numbness of feet due to nervous system damage
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Improper blood circulation leads to sore spots on the skin of the foot.
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Abnormal pressure on feet due to impaired sweat and lubrication systems.
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Further complications of prevalent foot conditions.
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Infections of the foot due to an impaired immune system.
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General complications from cuts and scrapes due to insensitive feet.
Other medical conditions leading to foot problems
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Rheumatoid arthritis
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Osteoarthritis
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Psoriasis
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Eczema
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Fungal Infection
We can provide information and education to ease some of the complications of these conditions.
