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Fees

MSK ankle and Foot

Initial MSK Assessment £70. We will talk through your problem with you and look at any relevant scans, letters or reports associated with your problem. We'll talk through your goals and thoroughly assess your HIPS, KNEES, ANKLE AND FEET, addressing any concerns or worries you may have. This may involve certain test, questions or exercises. We will then devise an achievable programme for you, taking into account any issues, conditions or time restraints you may have.

A biomechanical assessment is necessary to assess the quality and range of movement of the joints, to assess muscle strength and flexibility, to assess compensatory mechanisms, and to assess the way that you walk, paying particular attention to the way the foot contacts the ground at each stage of the gait cycle. A biomechanical assessment is suitable for anyone experiencing lower back, knee, hip, and calf, ankle, or foot pain whereby the cause has not yet been established. The biomechanical assessment is the first step in understanding what the cause of the problem is, what can be done, and what further investigations or referrals to other health professionals are needed. £200

This comprehensive assessment is designed to diagnose and treat lower-limb biomechanical issues and abnormal gait patterns. It includes a full mechanical gait evaluation and clinical examination of the hips, knees, ankles, and feet to identify structural or functional abnormalities affecting movement and performance. A diagnostic musculoskeletal ultrasound scan is used to assess soft-tissue structures with real-time imaging, supporting accurate diagnosis. Advanced TOG gait analysis technology evaluates walking and running mechanics, while computerised muscle testing measures the strength and function of key muscle groups, including the quadriceps, hamstrings, and ankle stabilisers. The TOG GaitScan collects over one million data points using 4096 sensors scanning at 300 Hz as the patient walks across the plate. Data captured includes pressure distribution, timing sequences, and relative pressure at ten anatomical landmarks. We also use the MicroFET2 handheld dynamometer to obtain precise, quantifiable muscle-strength measurements. This allows reliable identification of weakness, imbalance, or asymmetry contributing to pain or altered gait. The objective data also supports accurate diagnosis and helps track rehabilitation progress. A detailed medical report outlining findings, diagnostic results, and treatment recommendations will be provided after the appointment. £595

Ultrasound guided Hyaluronic Acid injections £250 per joint

Ultrasound guided steroid injection into foot or knee - £250

Ultrasound Guided High Volume Achilles Injection £250

We can also offer Ultrasound Guided Prolotherapy.This treatment uses local anaesthetics, mixed with other natural substances like homeopathic solutions or glucose, which are injected into problem sites. Most useful areas are knee, ankle, foot and toes. £250