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Professional Ingrown Toenail Surgery in Hexham |

Writer: Ibrahim Miah
Ibrahim Miah
Sep 14
2 min read

Are you suffering from persistent, painful, or infected ingrown toenails? Living with toenail pain can make walking, wearing shoes, and everyday activities unbearable. At Advanced Chiropody & Podiatry, our Hexham clinic provides professional, permanent solutions for painful ingrown toenails through modern Nail Surgery for just £300.

What is Ingrown Toenail Surgery?

Ingrown toenail surgery, technically known as a Partial Nail Avulsion (PNA), is a minor, highly routine procedure performed under local anaesthetic right here at our Hexham podiatry clinic. The procedure involves gently removing the thin sliver of toenail that is digging into the surrounding skin, followed by the application of a chemical called Phenol (phenolisation) to prevent that specific section of nail from ever growing back.

Unlike temporary trimming, nail surgery offers a permanent, long-term relief from recurring infections, redness, swelling, and severe foot pain.

Your Initial Assessment

An assessment appointment is required before any nail surgery is carried out.

During your appointment, the Podiatrist will examine the affected toe and toenail, discuss your symptoms and medical history, and consider the available treatment options.

Nail surgery is not automatically recommended for every ingrown toenail. Your Podiatrist will determine whether surgery is appropriate for your individual circumstances and whether alternative treatment options may be more suitable.

If nail surgery is considered the right option, the procedure, benefits, potential risks, aftercare and expected healing process will be explained fully before you decide whether to proceed.

What’s Included in Our £300 Hexham Nail Surgery Package?

We believe in complete pricing transparency with no hidden costs. Our comprehensive £300 Ingrown Toenail Surgery package in Hexham includes everything required for a successful treatment and full recovery:

Treatment Stage

What is Included

 

1. Pre-Op Assessment & Local Anaesthetic

Full clinical evaluation, medical history check, and gentle local anaesthetic to ensure a completely pain-free procedure.

2. Surgical Procedure

Removal of the ingrown nail border (or total nail if required) and chemical matrix ablation to prevent regrowth.

3. Sterile Dressings & Post-Op Kit

Application of primary sterile clinical dressings immediately following surgery.

4. Follow-Up Care & Redressings

Dedicated follow-up appointments at our Hexham clinic to check healing progress and change dressings until fully healed.

Why Choose Advanced Chiropody & Podiatry in Hexham?

When searching for a trusted podiatrist in Hexham or ingrown toenail treatment in Tynedale, local expertise and patient safety matter most:

  • Local Hexham Clinic Location: Convenient access for patients living in Hexham, Corbridge, Haydon Bridge, Haltwhistle, and across Tynedale.

  • Fully Qualified Podiatrists: Highly trained and experienced clinicians specialising in minor foot surgery and local anaesthesia.

  • Permanent Relief: High success rate with minimal downtime—most patients return to normal light activities within 24–48 hours.

  • Sterile Clinical Environment: Strict hygiene protocols following hospital standards for maximum patient safety.

Signs You Need Professional Nail Surgery

If you are experiencing any of the following symptoms, conservative trimming may no longer be enough, and professional nail surgery may be recommended:

  1. Repeated infections or weeping around the toe border.

  2. Severe pain when wearing closed footwear or applying slight pressure.

  3. Overgrowing skin (granulation tissue) forming along the sides of the toenail.

  4. Toenail pain that keeps returning despite routine chiropody visits.

Book Your Ingrown Toenail Assessment in Hexham

Stop letting ingrown toenails disrupt your day. Contact Advanced Chiropody & Podiatry today to schedule your consultation at our Hexham practice!


 
 
 

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