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Team Member BIO - Tom Walton
Tom graduated from one of the top schools of podiatry, at the University of Huddersfield. Since then he has gained his Masters Degree ( MSc ) at the University of Brighton. Tom has also completed courses in corticosteroid injection therapy, botulinum and hyaluronic acid to treat various foot and ankle problems. Tom works throughout the company's clinics in Earlsfield, Wimbledon and Maidenhead.
Tom specialises in injection therapy and minor surgical procedures including nail surgery and verrucae needling procedures. He is an experienced specialist with an interest in lower limb movement, musculoskeletal podiatry, foot pain and sports injuries of the foot and ankle.
He is a proud father of his daughter, Lila and his son, George. In his spare time, Tom is a keen runner, running in the London Marathon on a number of occasions. Most recently tom has competed in several Triathlons.
Hobbies:
Running
Music
Being an amazing Dad
Areas of interest
Pre surgical triage for the Foot & Ankle
Minor surgical procedures
Ingrown toenail surgery
Local anaesthetic injections
Corticosteroid injections
Sports injuries of the foot and ankle
In-shoe medical devices
Foot and Ankle splints / braces / Richie Bracing / AFO manufacture
Rehabilitation of the Foot & Ankle
Podiatric Nail surgery
Chronic pain
General podiatry
Diagnostic ultra sound
Diagnostic MRI
X rays
Medical secretaries
- Practice Manager - South West Podiatry
- 12 Smiths Yard London SW18 4HR
- 020 7164 6607
- info@swpodiatry.co.uk
Information for healthcare professionals (Bupa patients only, last 12 months)
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AA641
Follow on podiatry visit including cryotherapy and local anaesthetic - (>50)
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AA145
Initial podiatry visit including cryotherapy and local anaesthetic - (>50)
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AA628
Avulsion or wedge excision of nail package by podiatrist (including all charges and including local anaesthetic) - (5-50)
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AA365
Gait analysis including biomechanical assessment with video infra-red computerised analysis - (5-50)