Fracture clinic: seen within 48 hours of injury
Recognised by all major UK insurers · self-pay welcome
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Treatments

Foot and ankle treatments

Treatment always starts with the simplest option that is likely to work. When surgery is the right answer, Mr Chan explains the evidence, the risks and the recovery before you decide.

An operating theatre

Holistic care

Working with trusted physiotherapists and orthotists

Non-surgical treatment

Most problems never need an operation

A physiotherapist guiding balance exercises on a wobble board

Physiotherapy

Strength, balance and movement, guided by trusted physiotherapists.

Blue insoles beside a foot pressure scan

Insoles and orthotics

Support made for your feet, with orthotist input.

A clinician strapping an ankle

Bracing and strapping

Protecting and supporting an injured or unstable ankle.

Running on a gravel path in trainers

Activity advice

Practical changes that ease pain and keep you moving.

Surgical treatment

Surgery when it is the right answer, done carefully

An operating theatre

Arthritis

Ankle replacement

For worn, arthritic ankles: an implant that keeps the ankle moving.

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A tray of surgical instruments, plates and screws

Arthritis

Ankle fusion

Lasting relief from pain for severe arthritis or deformity.

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Leather shoes on a fitting bench

Deformity

Bunion correction

Straightening the big toe to ease pain and make shoes comfortable.

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A gloved hand pointing to an ankle X-ray

Injury

Fracture fixation

Restoring broken bones of the ankle and foot with plates and screws.

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A runner holding the back of the ankle at the Achilles tendon

Tendon

Achilles and tendon surgery

Repair for ruptures and stubborn tendon problems.

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Blue insoles beside a foot pressure scan

Deformity

Deformity correction

Realigning the hindfoot and midfoot to improve how you walk.

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Your recovery route

Every step planned, from first appointment to walking with confidence.

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A clinician examining a patient’s foot

Consultation

A full assessment and an honest conversation about your options.

2
An MRI scanner
Scans

X-rays, and CT or MRI where needed, reviewed together with you.

3
A consulting room with a foot X-ray on screen

Your plan

Written, shared and agreed before anything happens.

4
An operating theatre

Treatment

The simplest option that will work; surgery only when it will help.

5
Walking on a country path in boots

Back on your feet

Physiotherapy and follow-up until you are walking well again.

Book a consultation

Ready to talk about your foot or ankle?

Insured or self-pay, in Guildford, Haywards Heath, Brighton, Battersea or by video. Mr Chan’s secretary will call you back to arrange a time.

Request an appointment

Mr Chan’s secretary will be in touch to arrange a time. Please do not include detailed medical information.