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Plantar Fasciitis Treatment Clinic in London (Heel & Foot Pain)

Get an accurate diagnosis and personalised treatment plan for plantar fasciitis and chronic heel pain. Our specialist podiatry-led clinic provides detailed biomechanical assessment, gait analysis and targeted rehabilitation to relieve pain, restore mobility and prevent recurrence. Located in central London, we offer quick access to evidence-based treatment for runners, gym-goers, professionals and anyone struggling with ongoing foot or heel pain.

What do we treat?

We specialise in heel and foot pain, especially plantar fasciitis and stubborn heel pain conditions:

If scans, injections or surgical opinion are needed, we’ll help arrange referrals while guiding your rehab.

Your plantar fasciitis assessment

A structured plantar fasciitis assessment sets the foundation for fast, effective heel pain treatment:

Treatment that fits your life (and recovery)

Load management

We reduce painful load without stopping your life. Expect clear guidance on walking limits, standing tolerance, step targets and gradual increase back to normal activity.

Targeted rehabilitation

Short, effective plans you’ll actually follow — usually 3–5 exercises that progress sensibly:

Manual therapy & taping

Hands-on treatment, taping and soft-tissue work help settle heel pain quickly so rehab is easier and less irritating.

Footwear & orthoses

We guide footwear choice (cushioning, support, heel height) and may use temporary insoles or custom orthoses only when they truly add value.

Return-to-sport criteria

Clear progress markers — pain thresholds, strength targets and functional tests — so your return to walking, gym or running is confident and measurable.

Runners, walkers and active people welcome

Whether you’re training, staying active, or returning after time off, we align plantar fasciitis treatment with your lifestyle and activity goals. Many patients book quick reviews around busy periods, events or workload changes to stay ahead of heel pain.

Prevention that actually works

  • Increase walking/running volume and impact gradually
  • Wear supportive, appropriate footwear; replace worn-out shoes
  • Maintain calf strength and foot mobility in your weekly routine

Act early on warning signs (morning heel pain, “first-step” stiffness, pain after rest or after activity).

Why choose City Foot Health?

  • Podiatry-led expertise in plantar fasciitis and heel pain, every day
  • Clear communication diagnosis, treatment roadmap and what to do between visits

Central location —  convenient City access with flexible appointment times at 38 Lombard Street, London EC3V 9BS.

Book your plantar fasciitis assessment today at our London heel pain clinic and start a plan that relieves pain while keeping you as active as possible.

Frequently Asked Questions

All common foot and ankle problems: plantar fasciitis/heel pain, Achilles tendinopathy, ankle sprains/instability, forefoot pain, shin pain (including shin splints treatment London runners often need), plus sports-related nail/skin issues.
Usually not. We’ll adjust volume, intensity and movement patterns so you maintain fitness while symptoms settle, then build back to full activity with objective milestones.
Only if they make a meaningful difference. Many patients recover with targeted rehab, load management and footwear adjustments; orthoses are used when they clearly aid pain reduction or mechanics.
Simple sprains may settle within days; tendinopathies and long-standing heel pain often need weeks of progressive loading. We’ll give a realistic timeline and testing criteria for return-to-run or match fitness.
Not typically. Imaging is reserved for cases where results will change management (for example, suspected stress fracture or atypical presentation).
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