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We provide Foot & Ankle treatment on a walk-in walk-out basis.
We believe premium foot and ankle care shouldn’t be financially out-of-reach. That’s why, at our Norwich clinic, we offer no-compromise care at a significantly lower price compared to other clinics in the Norfolk area.
Our benefits
- No waiting lists – NHS waiting lists can be years-long, and often only serious cases are referred in the first place. We can treat you within 2 weeks of consultation.
- Best-in class foot and ankle care – the Norwich clinic is a state-of-the-art facility offering healthcare in a bespoke setting, with easy access to the highest level of care and surgical expertise.
- Competitive pricing – we offer truly competitive pricing, while offering a no-compromise level of care.
Key facts
- Be seen within a week from first contact
- Treated in 2-3 weeks
- You choose treatment dates
- Covered by health insurance
- Minimally-invasive
- Local / regional anaesthetic
- Duration 30-60 mins
- Return home on the same day
Mr Chandra Pasapula, MBBS BSc FRCS Orth
Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon
Mr Chandra Pasapula qualified as a doctor from St. Thomas’ Hospital, London in 1996. He always had an interest in surgery; he completed his basic surgical rotation at the Kings Hospital training program in London followed by the prestigious Oxford Deanery Higher Specialist Surgical Training Program in Trauma and Orthopaedics.
Mr Pasapula has been in the Consultant post at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Kings Lynn since 2007, where he has developed a foot and ankle service including neurological feet, flat feet, and forefoot surgery and diabetic feet. He continues to practice in hip and knee surgery and complex foot and ankle trauma also.
Mr Pasapula covers all aspects of foot and ankle surgery including; high arch, flat feet, bunions surgery, Achilles tendon problems and lesser toe problems. Also, heal pain syndrome, neurology disturbance in feet, inflammatory arthritis, tendoachilles pathology, tendon disorders and genetic conditions of the feet such as arthritis.
“Everything was superb I can honestly say there’s not a thing I did not like or understand. I cannot thank them enough.”
“Diagnosis to treatment was clear and speedily completed. I was made to feel relaxed and confident that all would go well.”
“In theatre I was given a local anaesthetic and the total procedure was pain free so much so that I could and did have a terrific time talking to the wonderful staff and actually enjoyed the whole experience.”
Treatment options
The treatments listed below are just some of the common possible outcomes that may be recommended to match your unique medical requirements. These cases do not require general anaesthetic, meaning you can return home the same day. Treatment prices are the total cost of the procedure and follow up. Initial consultation and any subsequent diagnostics/follow ups are separate to these prices.*
General prices
Initial Consultation –£200
Follow up – £120
MTP Joint Fusion
An MTP Joint Fusion is a surgical procedure to permanently join the big toe’s base with the first long toe bone (metatarsal) to relieve pain from severe arthritis (hallux rigidus) or bunions. This procedure is done under regional anaesthetic.
From £3,000
Hallux Valgus (Bunion)
Hallux valgus surgery (bunion surgery) corrects the big toe’s inward drift, aiming to relieve pain by realigning the joint through bone cuts (osteotomies) and soft tissue work, often using screws or pins for fixation, with common techniques like the Scarf and Akin osteotomy.
From £4,000
Morton’s Neuroma
Morton’s neuroma surgery, involves an incision on the top of the foot to remove the thickened nerve (neurectomy) or release surrounding tissue (decompression) for severe, persistent pain.
From £2,000
*Our treatments are covered by all major insurance companies.
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Mr Christopher Withey FRCPodS BSc (Hons)
Consultant Podiatric Surgeon
Since graduating in 2001, Mr Chris Withey has worked in the NHS specialising in Podiatric Surgery. After completing specialist training at Queen Margaret University Edinburgh and Glasgow Caledonian University, he was awarded his fellowship in Podiatric Surgery from The Royal College of Podiatry (FRCPodS) in 2013.
Later gaining his completion certificate in Podiatric Surgical training, Mr Withey has works as a Consultant Podiatric Surgeon within the NHS and private sector. Mr Withey’s NHS practice consists of managing his own caseload of complex diabetic foot surgery and elective foot surgery, as part of the Orthopaedic team.
Alongside his busy NHS practice, Mr Withey runs a private practice offering patients quick direct access for consultations and surgery for the following conditions:
Hallux valgus (bunions), osteoarthritis of the foot, diabetic foot, achilles tendinopathy, plantar fasciitis
“Probably the best and most caring and personable experience I’ve ever had in a clinic. Great people.”
“I found the whole experience a very positive one and would highly recommend the clinic. I felt supported throughout the whole process and was fully informed of what to expect.”
“The complete team made me feel I was getting the best treatment available. Informing me what was happening all the time. Thank you all.”
Treatment options
The treatments listed below are just some of the common possible outcomes that may be recommended to match your unique medical requirements. These cases do not require general anaesthetic, meaning you can return home the same day. Treatment prices are the total cost of the procedure and follow up. Initial consultation and any subsequent diagnostics/follow ups prior to surgery are separate to these prices.*
General prices
Initial Consultation – £165
Follow up – £110
Ingrown Toenail
A minor procedure that’s usually done under local anaesthetic. An Ingrown Toenail can be treated using surgical techniques such as a Wedge Excision, Nail Avulsion or Nail Bed Ablation.
From £1,000
Hallux Valgus (Bunion)
Hallux valgus surgery (bunion surgery) corrects the big toe’s inward drift, aiming to relieve pain by realigning the joint through bone cuts (osteotomies) and soft tissue work, often using screws or pins for fixation, with common techniques like the Scarf and Akin osteotomy. An alternative is the Lapidus procedure for hallux valgus, and this is a fusion surgery for the midfoot’s first tarsometatarsal (TMT) joint, typically used for severe bunions or instability (hypermobility) in that joint, correcting the big toe’s alignment by permanently joining the first metatarsal bone with the cuneiform bone using screws or plates to prevent recurrence.
From £4,000
Hammer Toe
Hammer toe surgery corrects a bent toe joint (usually the middle joint) by realigning bones, tendons, and ligaments, often involving removing a small bone piece, releasing tight tissues, and using pins, wires, or screws (K-wires) to hold the toe straight while it heals.
From £3,000
*Our treatments are covered by all major insurance companies
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Frequently asked questions
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All of the answers above and further detail can be easily obtained by contacting our dedicated Private Admin Team.
- Phone (Select the option for Private):
- 03301 273229
- Email:
- [email protected]