Podiatry Clinics in London and Surrey

Specialist podiatry care
Evolution Podiatry provides specialist podiatry care for foot, ankle and lower-limb pain across London and Surrey. Led by Stuart Hodder, an experienced Specialist Podiatrist, the clinic helps people understand what may be driving their symptoms and what can be done next. Whether you are dealing with heel pain, a sports injury, gait concerns, verrucas, nail problems or recurring foot discomfort, your assessment will focus on clear answers and practical next steps. If you are searching for a podiatrist near you, choose the clinic that is most convenient for your appointment.

Choose your Evolution Podiatry clinic

Our Clinics

Evolution Podiatry has clinics in Notting Hill, Wimbledon and Woking. Each clinic page provides more local information, including appointment guidance and details specific to that location. If you are unsure which clinic or appointment type is right for you, speak to the clinic before booking.

Notting Hill, W10

Specialist Podiatry care in Notting Hill for patients across West London. Stuart will assess your symptoms, explain what may be contributing to the problem and guide you through the most suitable next steps.
A: The Portobello Clinic, 12 Raddington Road, London, W10 5TG

Wimbledon, SW19

Foot and lower-limb assessment in Wimbledon for patients across South West London. Stuart provides careful assessment for foot pain, lower-limb pain, sports injuries and movement concerns.
A: Nuffield Parkside Hospital, 53 Parkside, London, SW19 5NX

Woking, GU21

Podiatry appointments in Woking for adult patients across Surrey. Stuart can assess foot, ankle and lower-limb pain, gait concerns and sports-related symptoms, then explain what may be driving the problem.
A: Nuffield Woking Hospital, Shores Rd, Woking, GU21 4BY

What can Stuart help with?

Sports Podiatry

You do not need to know exactly what is wrong before booking.
Many people come to the clinic because something hurts, feels different or keeps coming back. Stuart will look at your symptoms, movement, foot posture, footwear and activity demands, then explain the findings in plain English.

Common reasons for booking include:

  • Heel pain
  • Gait or walking concerns
  • Plantar fasciitis
  • Flat feet or arch pain
  • Achilles pain
  • Verrucas
  • Shin pain
  • Ingrown toenails
  • Sports injuries
  • Fungal nail concerns
  • Running or cycling-related symptoms
  • Orthoses or insole advice
  • Ongoing foot, ankle or lower-limb discomfort

These symptoms can have several possible causes. Your assessment will help clarify what may be contributing to the problem and which next steps may be suitable.

Services

Explore assessment-led services including sports podiatry, biomechanical assessment, gait analysis and paediatric podiatry.

    Sports Podiatry

    For runners, cyclists and active people with foot, ankle or lower-limb pain. Stuart assesses how your movement, loading, footwear and training may be contributing to symptoms.

    Biomechanical Assessment

    A detailed look at how your feet, legs and body move together. This can be useful for persistent pain, recurring injury, flat feet, orthoses advice and lower-limb concerns.

    Gait Analysis

    Gait analysis helps assess the way you walk or run, giving insight into movement patterns that may be linked to pain or injury.

    Paediatric Podiatry

    Clear, reassuring assessment for children’s foot pain, walking concerns, flat feet and developmental lower-limb issues.

Conditions

Read about common foot and lower-limb conditions including heel pain, plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendinopathy, shin splints, bunions, flat feet and verrucas.

Plantar Fasciitis

A common cause of pain under the heel or arch, often linked to load, activity, footwear or foot mechanics.

Heel Pain

Pain under or around the heel, often noticeable when standing, walking or getting up after rest.

Morton’s Neuroma

Burning, tingling or a stone-in-shoe feeling near the toes may be linked to nerve irritation and forefoot loading patterns issues.

Shin Splints (MTSS)

Pain along the shin that may develop with running, sport or changes in training load.

Achilles Tendinopathy

Pain or stiffness around the Achilles tendon, which may be linked to activity, loading or calf function.

Bunions

Bunions can cause rubbing, pressure or big toe joint pain, often affecting footwear comfort, walking, sport or daily activity levels.

Flat Feet

Flat feet are often harmless, but arch pain, tired feet or inside ankle discomfort may benefit from careful podiatry assessment.

Verruca & Warts

Verrucas can become painful, persistent or difficult to manage, especially when pressure builds during standing, walking, running or sport activity.

Treatments

Find out more about treatment options for verrucas, ingrown toenails, fungal nail concerns and foot orthoses.

Verruca Treatments

Painful or persistent verrucas can be assessed carefully, with suitable treatment options explained according to symptoms and previous treatment history.

Ingrown Toenail

Ingrown toenails can be painful or inflamed, and Stuart can assess whether simple care or nail surgery may suit you.

Lunula Laser for Fungal Nail

Lunula Laser may be considered for fungal nail concerns, alongside assessment, testing where suitable and realistic expectations about regrowth timescales.

Foot Orthoses (Insoles)

Foot orthoses are insoles designed to support foot function, and are recommended only where assessment suggests they may help you.

What to expect from your appointment

Your appointment is designed to help you understand what may be contributing to your symptoms.

Stuart will listen

You will be asked about your symptoms, health history, footwear, activity levels and what you would like to get back to.

Stuart will assess

Your assessment may include foot and lower-limb checks, movement assessment, gait analysis, footwear review or orthoses discussion where appropriate.

Stuart will explain

You will receive a clear explanation of the findings and the options that may be suitable for your symptoms, goals and lifestyle.
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Useful information before you book

Good to Know

Pricing

Clear appointment and treatment pricing is available before you book.

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Insurance

Evolution Podiatry works with a range of private medical insurers. Cover depends on your policy, insurer, appointment type, treatment type, authorisation and practitioner recognition. Please check your cover and obtain any required authorisation before your appointment.

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Meet Stuart Hodder

Stuart Hodder is a Specialist Podiatrist and the clinical lead at Evolution Podiatry. He works with patients experiencing foot, ankle and lower-limb pain, helping them understand what may be contributing to their symptoms and what the most suitable next step is.

His approach is calm, practical and personal. Patients see Stuart for clear explanations, careful assessment and treatment planning that is shaped around their symptoms, movement, footwear, activity level and goals.

Stuart has a particular interest in lower-limb function, biomechanics, gait analysis, sports and exercise injuries, child development and alignment concerns. This means he often looks beyond the painful area itself. His work involves assessing concerns such as heel pain, Achilles pain, shin splints, flat feet, sports injuries, gait problems, children’s foot concerns and orthotic needs.

More About Stuart
  • Specialist Podiatrist and a member of the Royal College of Podiatrists
  • HCPC registered (CH14453)
  • Experienced in NHS and private practice
  • Strong interest in biomechanics and gait analysis
  • Runner and cyclist with personal experience of injury and rehabilitation
  • Registered and works with insurance medical providers

Location FAQs

  • Can I use private medical insurance?

    This depends on your policy, insurer, authorisation requirements, appointment type and treatment type. Please check your cover before booking.

  • Which Evolution Podiatry clinic should I choose?

    Choose the clinic that is most convenient for you and suitable for the appointment you need. If you are unsure, speak to the clinic before booking.

  • Do all clinics offer the same services?

    Not always. Service availability may vary by clinic, appointment type and practitioner availability. Check the relevant location page or speak to the clinic before booking.

  • Do I need a referral?

    Many patients can book directly. If you are using insurance, check whether your insurer requires authorisation or a referral before your appointment.

  • What should I bring to my appointment?

    Bring the shoes you wear most often, any sports shoes if relevant, details of previous treatment and any scan results, letters or reports linked to your symptoms.

  • Can I book for foot pain if I do not know the cause?

    Yes. You do not need to diagnose the problem yourself. Stuart can assess your symptoms and explain what may be contributing to them.

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