Glendon Wood Hospital Specialists
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Mr Ian Reilly
Mr Ian Reilly is a Consultant Podiatric Surgeon specialising in injection therapy and all aspects of foot surgery.
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While you may think an ingrown toenail can be effectively treated at home by clipping the sharp edge digging into the skin, a large percentage of the population require a professional to assist as the condition is recurring, swollen or infected.
An ingrown toenails is a common foot ailment which most of us will experience at some point in our life. Regular foot maintenance and ensuring the nails are cut straight across the top goes a long way towards preventing this painful condition.
But some people’s feet are more prone to ingrown toenails, especially if the nail is too narrow or wide for the nail bed, or the surrounding tissue particularly soft.
In instances of recurring ingrown toenails, or when the area has become swollen or infected, surgical treatment may be required. These treatments are quick and easily done in our state-of-the-art theatre using a local anaesthetic (just numbing the affected area). If you are particularly concerned about the procedure at The Westbourne Centre you can choose to be sedated, as we are able to perform all of our procedures using local anaesthetic with or without sedation.
Your consultant will discuss all of the options with you and together you’ll agree the best course of treatment.
Mr Ian Reilly
Mr Ian Reilly is a Consultant Podiatric Surgeon specialising in injection therapy and all aspects of foot surgery.
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Spread the cost of your treatment with fixed, monthly payments over a time period to suit you.
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We offer an alternative range of ways to pay, so you can choose which one best suits you and your finances.
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Use your private medical insurance to fund your treatment through our simple referral process.
Find out moreCorns and calluses are thickened layers of skin caused by friction or pressure. Corns are small, focused areas, while calluses are broader and usually form on the soles of feet. Both can be managed over-the-counter treatments and proper footwear to alleviate discomfort, but if they are recurring there could be an underlying problem with the bones in your feet.
Wrist arthroscopy is a surgical procedure used to diagnose and treat problems inside your wrist joint.
Podiatry surgery is the surgical management of the bones, joints, and soft tissues of your feet and their associated parts.
Mr Upton is our first patient to have the new Puresee intraocular lens to support his cataract surgery, treated by Consultant Ophthalmologist Mr Jesse Panthagani.
Glendon Wood Hospital, part of Ramsay Health Care UK achieves their JAG accreditation in April 2024.
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