Our Services

Swift is a new technology, developed in the UK, which has been licenced for the general treatment of skin lesions in Podiatry and Dermatology. Swift uses microwave energy which is delivered through a special probe applied to the skin to treat the affected tissue. It consists of timed bursts of microwaves, usually up to five seconds. Large and multiple sites can be treated during each appointment. The microwaves are applied through a specialised applicator direct to the wart/verruca. Your Podiatrist may prepare the site by gently shaving off overlying dead skin with a scalpel.

A podiatrist is a health care professional who mainly focuses on giving medical care to the foot and ankle. Podiatrists can diagnose, treat and prevent various foot conditions. They also diagnose and treat foot problems caused by underlying medical conditions such as diabetes. A podiatrist’s recommendations may include; orthotics (customized shoe inserts), specific physical exercises or medications to treat for example, specific skin conditions.

All podiatrists at Foot Clinic NI are Healthcare profession council registered and are trained to care for all members of the family from the very young to the very old.

Karen is a member of and insured by the Royal College of Podiatry and is our Podiatry Assistant (training)

Ke is a HCPC registered Podiatrist who has graduated from Northampton University.

Our injection clinic is led by Fiona Warnock an Advanced Practitioner Physiotherapist. BSc (Hons) in Physiotherapy, HCPC, MCSP, Dip in Injection Therapy. Fiona has over 20 years experience and has been working in the NHs as an Advanced Practitioner Physiotherapist in the Orthopaedic Service for ten years.

So far Fiona has carried out over 1,200 steroid injections injections.

Injections- for the following problems  Shoulder joint injection -  Frozen shoulder  OA shoulder  Impingement pain/rotator cuff injury- painful arc  Painful shoulder Following a rotator cuff tear

 Acromioclavicular Joint

 Knee joint injection for Osteoarthritis- mild, moderate or severe. (while waiting for joint replacement).  Lateral Hip Pain- Greater Trochanteric Pain Syndrome  Elbow joint injection for OA- tennis elbow, golfer’s elbow.  Wrist joint injections for OA.  Steroid injections for trigger finger, thumb  Steroid injection for OA at the base of the thumb  Steroid injection for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome  Steroid injection for De Quervain’s Tenosynovitis  Ankle joint.  1 st MTPJ (Big toe, can be carried out by our podiatrists).  Mortons neuroma

Julie Edler, BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy (University of Ulster, 2007), has over 15 years in paediatric physiotherapy, including 7 years in Haiti where she established and led the physiotherapy department at Bethesda Medical Centre, serving thousands. Her expertise focuses on goal-centred, individualized care for child development, efficient gross motor skills, sensory integration, neurodiverse populations, and incorporating family-friendly exercises.