The London Podiatry Centre Ltd

I´ve had 3 treatment including laser for toenail trauma with Mr McCulloch and am delighted with the progress so far! I didn´t think my nail would ever look pretty normal again -I´m looking forward to being able to wear sandals again once the toe heals further. Couldn't recommend him and the clinic more!

I had cryosurgery in February 2023 for a Mortons Neuroma that had gotten steadily worse since I was a teenager, I'm now 42. I was nervous of doing so as it's not a long established procedure. I did all the research I could about clinic and cryosurgery and eventually decided it was lower risk than open surgery so should be tried first. Coming to this decision took me 3 years, imminent birth of second child pushed me to get it done. In meantime the MN had got so bad I fell down some stairs as 'caught it wrong' and the pain was so intense. The procedure was quick and pain free, very odd sensation of anaesthesia is all. I hobbled around for a few days and had some soreness for a few weeks while it all healed.Once it had done so I eventually realised, after about 6 weeks, that I no pain whatsoever. Normal life has returned, I do not appear to have any symptoms or pain at all under any circumstances. No being much of a runner I've not tried this yet but basically under normal conditions I'd say this was a 100% cure for something that caused real pain after walks of as little as a mile and throbbing after a day in the office.This is an anecdote, not data, it may not work for everyone. I'm pleased to say it did for me. I think before you do anything else this should be tried though as there seems little to be lost.Thank you Ron and team for a life enhancing simple procedure. Wish I'd done it years ago when I first looked into it!

Had two cryosurgery treatments for a Morton's neuroma & bursa. I was told that the bursa should go once the neuroma was gone, but sadly this was not the case. Now, almost a year after the second treatment I'm finding myself pretty much at square one. When I attended the service for a follow up, I had an ultrasound and could see that the bursa was still there (the neuroma was gone). I asked if it could be sucked up, but they refused to do this and said maybe you'll get used to it". Get used to it I could have done for free. I am sorry to say this practice didn't really help me with my problem."

I had a Mortens neuroma removed by Mr McCulloch in May. The cryology was painless and very quick. Afterwards I had no pain but the worst thing for me was keeping my foot elevated for 3 days. I am very active and didn't like doing virtually nothing. After 2 weeks I was asked to send a report to the clinic. They were very helpful and at the end if the phone if I was worried. 3 months on and I am working and walking normally. I would have this procedure again if necessary and recommend it to anyone suffering from a neuroma.

Very professional service from start to finish and I was able to travel down from the north of Scotland for an assessment and have the cryosurgery treatment for Mortons Neuroma the same day. Travelled home on the sleeper train and experienced no post-operative pain at all. Amazing! 6 months later I am hillwalking again, carrying my tent etc and pain free. Thank you so much.

I visited Mr Mcullough with Morton’s neuroma, and it was suggested that I undergo cryosurgery. My symptoms at the time were slight numbing of my foot after I played tennis for more than 90 minutes or so. I didn’t have any problem walking, in long hikes or in any other way except after long high impact exercise. I asked the doctor, specifically if there was any chance this might get worse with the procedure, as I could actually live with the symptoms well. He assured me that it wouldn’t. This was back in November. Fast forward six months later I can barely walk after 30 minutes of gentle walking. My toes excruciatingly hurt which is not a problem or pain area I had. The procedure messed up my foot nerves. Now I have to do proper surgery with a proper orthopaedic surgeon. Which is not something that I needed in the first place. This was a disaster and a costly one at almost £2000. I wouldn’t recommend this to anyone.

So far, two visits. Initial consultation with Dr. McCulloch, and second visit for a GAIT analysis with Rob Payne. Very professional and dedicated people, seems there is a lot of experience behind. I am looking forward to the incoming results to see what’s the best way to tackle the current foot issues I am facing. On the other hand, admin people at the center are very kind and helpful especially booking appointments.

Had cryosurgery here for my mortons neuroma. I didn’t really know what to expect but after this experience I will 100% return if I was to get another one. Very professional and good at what they are doing. Very impressed. Thank you!

I had cryosurgery for a Morton’s Neuroma with Ron McCulloch. 3 months later I am pain free and training as usual. Ron was very friendly and approachable and gave great advice as well. Highly recommended!