Get in touch with Gill Newhouse, an experienced Podiatrist at our Anglesey Clinic:
15 Salem street, Amlwch, LL68 9BP
PODIATRY
Sore and tired feet? Need some advice about footcare?
From initial consultation and assessment to diagnosis and treatment. Podiatry can help your feet feel good and stay healthy.
BIOMECHANICS
Not sure what you need? Try a biomechanical assessment of your lower limbs from your hips to the tips of your toes.
We'll assess their strengths, weaknesses, structure and alignment.
ULTRASOUND THERAPY
Are your ankles or feet in pain? Or perhaps you've inflammed joints?
Musculoskeletal ultrasonography is a very powerful diagnostic tool for the diagnosis of a wide array of foot and ankle problems.
NAIL SURGERY
What is nail surgery and what happens on the day?
These questions and more are all answered on our nail surgery page.
And don't worry, we'll look after you!
CURACORN®
Discover an innovative, revolutionary and hygienic foot treatment that alleviates foot pain caused by corns and calluses.
No more padding and toe protectors required. Instant and long lasting reults.
PODTOX®
Alleviating plantar fasciitis, athletes’ foot & to relax tight calf muscles.
PODtox® is a treatment involving injections of Botulinum Toxin. Botulinum Toxin is a naturally occurring protein.
VERRUTOP®
Professional foot treatment for warts & verrucae.
80% of patients saw clearance within 4 simple applications.

DID YOU KNOW?
The average adult takes 4000 to 6000 steps a day and our feet carry us the equivalent of five times round the earth in an average lifetime.
The foot consists of 28 bones, 214 ligaments and 38 muscles that support our body weight as we walk.

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Most people notice small changes in their feet long before real pain begins, but it’s easy to brush them off. A slight twinge when walking, swelling that comes and goes, or stiffness that makes movement feel “not quite right”… these are early signs your feet are working harder than they should.
These patterns don’t usually disappear on their own. Acting early keeps you comfortable, mobile, and prevents small issues becoming long‑term problems.
If your feet have been feeling different lately, even subtly, now is the time to get ahead of it.
Book your assessment with us today. Don’t wait for the pain to escalate.
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Corns aren’t just “extra skin”. They form a firm core deep in the skin because of pressure, footwear or changes in foot structure. Cutting them at home often makes the problem worse.
Professional removal and the right advice make a noticeable difference.
If you’re struggling with a painful corn, get in touch to book an appointment.
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As temperatures begin to drop, feet spend more time in enclosed shoes and move between warm and cold environments. This is exactly when chilblains start to appear - small, itchy, uncomfortable swellings caused by the skin reacting to cold.
Chilblains develop when the tiny arteries supplying the skin narrow in low temperatures. If the feet are then warmed too quickly, redness, blistering and irritation can follow. Left untreated, they can reoccur, become painful, and in severe cases lead to infection.
Simple prevention makes a real difference at this time of year:
• Keep feet warm and dry
• Warm cold feet gradually
• Avoid thin or tight footwear
• Moisturise regularly to prevent skin splitting
• Warm shoes before wearing
• Limit rapid temperature changes
For patients who are prone to chilblains, we recommend using this brilliant protective winter cream to support the skin barrier and reduce irritation as the weather cools.
If you’re noticing early redness, itching or changes in comfort, a quick assessment can help prevent symptoms worsening as we move into colder months.
To book your autumn check‑in and get your feet creams and gels, pop in or call the clinic on 01407 877277. Early advice prevents later problems.
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As the weather cools, feet spend more time in enclosed shoes, and that’s when dryness, rubbing and early discomfort begin. A quick seasonal check‑in now can prevent problems as we move into autumn.
The most common mistakes we see are simple: shoes that are too tight, slipping at the heel, thin soles, narrow styles, worn‑out structure, and socks that rub. Small issues, big impact.
If you’re noticing early dryness, rubbing or changes in comfort, a short assessment can make all the difference. The right footwear and seasonal care keep feet healthy as temperatures drop.
To book your autumn check‑in, call the clinic on 01407 877277. Early advice prevents later problems.
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Ever feel like something in your walk just isn’t right? A niggle, a recurring injury, or that “why does this keep happening” pain?
That’s exactly when a biomechanical assessment helps.
It’s not just for athletes. It’s for anyone who’s on their feet all day, walking the dog, running after the kids, or simply trying to stay comfortable.
We look at how your feet, ankles, knees and hips are working together, how your footwear affects you, and how old injuries might still be influencing your movement. And with our 3D scanner, we can see every contour and pressure point to understand exactly what’s going on.
Most people say the same thing afterwards:
“I finally understand why it hurts.”
If you’re ready for answers and a plan that actually fits your life, I’m here to help.
Book your biomechanical assessment today and take the first step towards feeling comfortable again.
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Corn pain doesn’t have to be part of your day - we can treat it and get you comfortable again. Call us today on 01407 877277.
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