Podiatrist in Wimbledon, London

Looking for a podiatrist in South West London and surrounding areas?
Stuart Hodder provides Specialist Podiatry care in the Legs for Life Clinic in Wimbledon for people with foot, ankle and lower-limb issues. The clinic supports patients across South West London and Surrey, including Raynes Park, Putney, Fulham, Earlsfield, Merton, New Malden and the surrounding area. If heel pain, a sports injury, gait concerns, verrucas, nail problems or ongoing foot discomfort is affecting you, an assessment can help identify possible contributing factors and guide treatment.

Podiatry care in Wimbledon and South West London

Movement

Our Wimbledon clinic supports patients who want clear explanations, careful assessment and practical treatment planning.

You may be looking for podiatry in Wimbledon because pain is affecting how you walk, run or work. You may also want help with a problem that keeps returning, shoes that no longer feel comfortable or a change in the way your feet or legs are moving.

Your appointment will focus on understanding the problem, rather than simply treating the painful area in isolation.

Who we see at Parkside Hospital

Sports Podiatry

Patients visit Parkside Hosptial in Wimbeldon for a wide range of foot and lower-limb concerns.

This may include:

  1. Foot pain
  2. Heel pain
  3. Arch pain
  4. Achilles pain
  5. Shin pain
  6. Forefoot pain
  7. Sports injuries
  8. Gait or walking concerns
  9. Flat feet
  10. Bunions
  11. Verrucas
  12. Ingrown toenails
  13. Orthoses or insole advice
  14. Children’s foot and walking concerns
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If you are unsure which appointment is right for you, speak to the clinic and they can help guide you.

Services at Parkside Hospital in Wimbledon

Evolution Podiatry  at Parkside Hospital provides assessment and treatment planning for a range of podiatry needs. Services include:

    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 and concerns assessed

Foot and lower-limb symptoms can have several possible causes. A podiatry assessment helps to identify whether your pain may be linked to skin, nails, joints, soft tissue, footwear, loading or movement patterns.

Common concerns assessed include:

  • Heel pain and plantar fasciitis
  • Achilles tendinopathy
  • Shin splints
  • Flat feet and arch pain
  • Morton’s neuroma symptoms
  • Bunions
  • Verrucas and warts on the foot
  • Ingrown toenails
  • Fungal nails
  • Sports-related foot and ankle pain

You do not need to know exactly what is causing your symptoms before booking. The assessment is there to help make that clearer.

Address and access details

Preparation

To make the most of your first appointment, we recommend gathering the following items. This helps us build a complete picture of your movement and history.

Nuffield Health Parkside Hospital
53 Parkside
London
SW19 5NX

Before attending, it is helpful to check:
The exact clinic address
Appointment time
Parking or public transport details
Whether you need to scan results or previous clinic letters

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

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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Wimbledon podiatry FAQs

  • Do I need a referral to book?

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

  • Can I book if I do not know what is causing my foot pain?

    Yes. You do not need to self-diagnose before booking. Your assessment will help identify what may be contributing to your symptoms and what the next step may be.

  • Does the Wimbledon clinic see children?

    Yes, children can visit Evolution Podiatry’s Wimbledon clinic. If you are booking for a child, please mention their age and the main concern when arranging the 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.

  • Which clinic should I choose?

    Choose the clinic that is most convenient and suitable for the appointment you need. If you are unsure whether Wimbledon is the right location for your concern, speak to the clinic before booking.

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