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Specialises in
- Gait analysis
About me
Lucy specialises in treating foot and ankle pain and injuries and lower limb pain related to repetitive stress or sub-optimal biomechanics. Lucy holds a Postgraduate Diploma in Podiatric Sports Medicine from the prestigious Queen Mary University in London, part of Barts & the London school of medicine and dentistry. She is licensed to administer steroid injections into the foot and ankle. She ran the Brighton Marathon in 2014 and volunteers as part of the marathon medical team.
Lucy also specialises in gait analysis utilising the latest dynamic foot scan technology and 100% bespoke custom 3d printed ultra lightweight orthotics. She has previously undertaken research in the field of forensic gait analysis and published an article in Science & Justice magazine on the identification of individuals from CCTV footage based on their gait or manner of walking.
Lucy is also a verruca specialist offering the latest highly successful treatments for adults and children 10 years and over including ground breaking Swift microwave verruca therapy.
Areas of interest
Sports injuries; Musculoskeletal Podiatry; Gait analysis; Foot and ankle pain and injury; Biomechanics; Plantar fasciitis; Achilles tendinopathy; Morton's neuroma; Verrucas; Custom orthoses (please note cost of custom orthoses is not covered by medical insurance).
DOES NOT treat nails, corns and calluses.
Medical secretaries
- Reception team
- Hove Foot & Motion Clinic 204 Portland Road Hove BN3 5QN
- 01273 700805
- reception@hovefootclinic.co.uk
Information for healthcare professionals (Bupa patients only, last 12 months)
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AA145
Initial podiatry visit including cryotherapy and local anaesthetic - (5-50)
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AA641
Follow on podiatry visit including cryotherapy and local anaesthetic - (5-50)
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AA100
Microwave ablation therapy for warts and verrucae (Including Consultation) - (5-50)
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AA365
Gait analysis including biomechanical assessment with video infra-red computerised analysis - (5-50)