Who We Are
Established for 30 years within South Wales with multiple clinics in various locations.
At Acorn we pride ourselves in providing friendly foot care services from simple corns, ingrown toenails and verrucae treatments. To more complex biomechanical issues causing joint or muscular pains.
Our surgeries are conveniently located throughout South Wales with easy access and within city/town centres along high streets. Our focus is aimed at making you aware of the problems. That are associated with your feet and helping to devise a treatment plan that is suitable, effective and personalised to your needs.
OUR HISTORY
We have been established for 30 years within South Wales with multiple clinics in various locations.
Our fully qualified podiatrists have 40 years of combined experience and are registered with the Health Care Professional Council and insured by the College of Podiatry.
OUR GOAL
Our aim is to listen to your ailments. And help to devise a treatment plan catered to your individual needs.
As well as this, all of our staff ensure we treat our patients in a courteous, professional and friendly manner, offering foot care and footwear advice.
OUR EXPERIENCE
At Acorn Sports Podiatry, we have come across a variety of conditions that we are able to treat.
These conditions include hard skin, corns (as well as neurovascular corns), ingrown toenails (conservatively and surgically) verrucae/warts, joint and muscular pains and more.
Check out what are clients are saying about us:
We take immense pride in the podiatric care we provide and stand by the quality of every treatment and service we offer.
Read our testimonials from our happy customers.
Had my first appointment with Victoria this morning. I was so impressed with her professional and friendly manner. She was thorough, extremely competent and knowledgeable. Would highly recommend.
Meet the Team
Our fully qualified podiatrists have 40 years of combined experience.
We are registered with the Health Care Professional Council and insured by The College of Podiatry.