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Kay always does such an amazing job on my nails, which, without her intervention would cause me discomfort. Feel so much more comfortable after she’s treated them. I would without a shadow of doubt recommend her to anyone seeking a podiatrist.

The Clinic’s Philosophy

Your feet really do matter

Kay Blowes Podiatry is run by experienced podiatrist Kay Blowes. She has been a podiatrist since 1993 having qualified at Southampton University.

Kay has worked over the years in many areas of podiatry having been a registered nurse for 15 years before qualifying as a podiatrist.

Kay has worked in her own and as an employee in many private practices in Edinburgh, Surrey, London and in occupational health for John Lewis Partnership in London.

She has also worked in the NHS and had been The Professional Officer for the College of Podiatry in their London headquarters for a number of years.

She has worked in the Middle East and in Australia where she gained a great deal of experience particularly with the at-risk foot.

COVID-19 Information

Kay Blowes / Jag Takher Podiatry remains open to see all patients.

Clinic appointments are available and also home visits.

Podiatrists in private practice are key workers and as a medical service can continue to work normally as long as they are operating under the Government guidelines, HCPC and the College of Podiatry advice and guidance with regard to the correct procedures, PPE and infection control measures.

Advice can be found on The College of Podiatry website.

Advice for patients when visiting the clinic

Advice for patients requesting a home visit

Our available

Treatments

Some of the podiatry treatments and patient problems treated in the podiatry clinic include:

General Podiatry

Biomechanical Foot Assessment

Systemic Disease Footcare

Simply Nails

Nail Surgery

Footwear

Skin Problems

Podiatry Health Education

Quote from Kay

“It is very important to look after your feet, to maintain mobility, comfort and prevent foot problems for all ages from the growing foot to the elderly foot.”

Kay Blowes Podiatry