NAVIGATION
SOCIAL
ADDRESS
Ashford
Kent
CONTACT
Mail:
michelle@fabfeeth
ealthcare.co.uk
Tel: 01233 731 207
Mobile :07766 705
824
ABOUT
Michelle Coleman-Nye
MCFHP MAFHP
I have always enjoyed working
in the community, meeting
people and delivering quality
care to the elderly
Similar to a chiropodist and podiatrist I offer a full
range of foot health care treatment. As a fully
qualified foot healthcare practitioner I am able to
give advice and treat a variety of common foot
problems and conditions. I have set up
fabfeet
to
offer a visiting clinic service in and around the Kent
area along with a day clinic at Willow Tree Health &
Beauty. I am proud to have gained Membership of
the College of Foot Health Professionals (MCFHP)
and Membership of the British Association of Foot
Health Professionals (MAFHP).
Before qualifying as a Foot Health Practitioner I
was working as a carer in the private sector of the
care industry. I have always enjoyed working in the
community, meeting people and delivering care to
the elderly. I have had a strong interest in foot care
for a long time and with support from SMAE
Institute, studied for a diploma in Foot Health
during 2009. In 2011 I gained my diploma with
honours from the SMAE Institute, which is affiliated
to Oxford Brookes University.
Corns & Callous
Corns and calluses are hard, thickened
areas of skin that form as a consequence
of rubbing, friction or pressure on the
skin. Corns and calluses form on the feet
and can make walking painful.
Cracked Heels
Sometimes called fissures, cracks around
the heels not only look unpleasant but
they can also be incredibly painful. Left
untreated they can become gaping
crevices that bleed.
Ingrowing Toenails
An ingrown toenail is a painful condition
of the toe. It occurs when a sharp corner
of the toenail digs into the skin at the
end of or side of the toe. Aggressive
pedicures and nail picking are also
causes.
Fungal Nails
The infection develops slowly and causes
the nail to become discoloured,
thickened and distorted. Toenails are
more frequently affected than the
fingernails.
Athletes Foot
Athlete's foot is a rash caused by a
fungus that usually appears between the
toes. Athlete's foot most commonly
affects the skin between the toes or on
the bottom of the feet. The infection can
spread around your foot and to your
toenails.
Veruecua
Verrucas, sometimes called plantar warts
or spelled verrucae, are warts that
develop on plantar surfaces -- that is, the
soles (or bottom) of the feet. Like all
warts, they are harmless and may go
away even without treatment, but in
many cases they are too painful to
ignore.
SERVICES
Gold Standard of Care
Fully Insured & Registered
for Total Peace of Mind.
A proud member of The British
Association of Foot Health
Professionals & British Chiropody
& Podiatry Association since 2011