 | What does it do?FOOTSIE THERAPIES provides foot treatments in the comfort of the clients own homes.
we provide 3 types of service to our clients:
1: Basic nail treatment, Nails are cut to a professional standard and then filed leaving the free edge of the nail smooth.
2: Deep nail treatment, Nails are thinned down if thickened or discoloured using a Bur, nails are cut and filed then the sides of the nails are filed using a Black's file this is done to prevent or remove any ingrown nail.
3: Full treatment, nails are thinned down,cut and filed, then the sides of the nails filed with a Black's file, after this has been done we do scalpel work ie; removal of corns, callus reduction on any part of the feet. The area's which we have worked on are then smoothed over using a Moores disc leaving the skin feeling smooth and soft.
Feet are moisturised after all 3 types of treatments. |
Who it is for: Anyone who is suffering from:
Painful feet
Corns
Callus
Thickened nails
Fungal infection
Athletes foot
Ingrown toenails
Or any other foot related problems. | Ethnic / cultural aspects: No anyone can book an appointment if they have problem with their feet. | Where it is available: Local service covering: Bradford, Calderdale, Kirklees, Leeds, Wakefield (West Yorkshire). | What it costs:
- Basic nail treatment is £10.00
- Deep nail treatment is £15.00
- Full treatment is £25.00
Those who pay into a private or hospital plan may be able to claim back some of their treatment costs form their providers. | How to access or apply for it: To apply/enquire about Footsie Therapies call:
NICHOLA on 07733 060791 or
SARAH ON 07855 746162
OR YOU CAN VISIT www.footsietherapies.com where you can leave us an email with your details and we will get back to you a.s.a.p | What to expect then: Once an appointment has been made all that is left to do is sit back and relax, as Footsie Therapies come to you providing a friendly but professional service. | Additional information: Please note: when we are due to come do your feet please do not soak or apply any creams to your feet before hand, doing this will result in an inaccurate assessment of the feet. | Classification(s): Care, Foot care | Info last updated: 10/12/2010. |
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