Podiatrist in the Scottish Borders - Kelso Foot Clinic

Feel better from the feet up.

Kelso Foot Clinic is run by Matthew Aplin MChS BSc (Hons) and Ruth Mole BSc (Hons), podiatrists based in Kelso in the Scottish Borders. A podiatrist is also known as a chiropodist.

The human foot is a masterpiece of engineering. Its 28 bones are bound by 214 ligaments and supported by 38 muscles. It’s such a complicated part of your body. The foot works harder than any other body part yet it is often one of the most neglected. Matthew and Ruth can help you change that.

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Kelso Foot Clinic’s approach is to help you to feel better, from the feet up. Practitioners Matthew Aplin and Ruth Mole have been practicing for over 25 years between them. Foot care has made a huge difference to many of their patients’ lives. By taking care of your feet, Kelso Foot Clinic aims to improve your overall health, mobility and well-being.

Our bespoke podiatry and chiropody treatments aim to diagnose and resolve minor foot ailments. This includes pain, growths and infections and diabetic foot care. We use an innovative technique for verruca treatment.

Our Services

Verruca Care

A verruca on your foot can be too painful to ignore. If that’s the case, it’s a good idea to seek treatment from a podiatrist. At Kelso Foot Clinic, we offer an innovative verruca removal treatment – Swift therapy.

Biomechanical Assessment

Podiatry can offer a solution for people who have ongoing pain in their feet. It can also help unresolved pain elsewhere in their bodies.

Corns and callus treatment

At Kelso Foot Clinic, we work with a lot of patients who have corns and callus which cause discomfort in shoes and when walking. There are lots of treatment options which we can provide at our clinic and also through…

Diabetic care

If you suffer from diabetes, you will already know that it’s even more important for you to look after your feet than it is for other people. Kelso Foot Clinic is experienced in dealing with the foot complications which can…

Forefoot pain relief

If you’re suffering from pain in the ball of your foot, or the wider forefoot area, it might be worth visiting a podiatrist for an assessment.

Home visits

For patients not able to attend the Kelso Foot Clinic at Kelso Health & Wellness, we offer home visits. Good foot care is even more important for our housebound patients than it is for those more able to get out-and-about.…

Nail surgery

Kelso Foot Clinic offers nail surgery for patients with common, problem toe conditions. This includes ingrowing toenails or toes with damaged, distorted nails.

Routine foot and nail care

To keep your feet healthy, we recommend you visit a podiatrist several times a year. Routine foot and nail care will minimise the risk of developing problems with the feet and therefore protect your mobility and general wellbeing.

Sports Injuries

Kelso Foot Clinic is experienced in treating sports injuries to the foot, ankle or lower limb. Sports injuries in these areas are very common as a result of the high forces and repetition of movement involved.

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16 Dec 2023

It would be brilliant if you are able to leave a review for Ruth Mole or Matthew Aplin, podiatrists at Kelso Foot Clinic. It’s really helpful for future patients to hear of your experience. Thank you!

podiatry in covid Tier 4 scotland

Podiatry services continue in Lockdown
5 Jan 2021

Kelso Foot Clinic will be open as usual throughout Scotland’s nationwide Tier 4 restrictions. Podiatry is an essential health service and therefore Matt Aplin will continue to offer appointments in the clinic as well as home visits.

Re-opening from COVID-19
3 Jun 2020

Kelso Foot Clinic has now re-opened for face-to-face appointments at our surgery in Kelso Health & Wellness. Matthew is also continuing with home visits for those patients who are shielding or not confident to come to clinic.

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Podiatrist in the Scottish borders

Kelso Foot Clinic, podiatrist and chiropodist, runs its clinic in Kelso, at the Kelso Health & Wellness building. Patients come from all around Kelso and more widely from across the region. Kelso Foot Clinic treats patients of all ages, from children up to the elderly. At all times in our lives, we must look after our feet.

We offer home visits for those not able to travel to the clinic, for example our elderly patients and those who are less mobile. Pain-free feet can make an enormous difference to quality of life. We firmly believe that issues are best dealt with before they start to affect your ability to walk in comfort.

Home visits are available in Ednam, Stitchill, Makerstoun, Nenthorn, Smailholm, Roxburgh, Heiton, Sprouston, Eckford, Morebattle, Yetholm, Coldstream, Eccles and beyond.

For those new to podiatry, we are happy to explain the benefits of the routine and one-off treatments available at the Kelso Foot Clinic. Just give us a ring or make an appointment. You can also refer to our FAQs for more info on what to expect.

- What Patients Say -

“Excellent podiatrist in Kelso, also does home visits. Friendly and professional.”

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