Michael O'Neill Consultant Podiatrist

Michael P J O'Neill F.C.Pod.S - Consultant Podiatrist

Consultant Podiatric Surgeon Consultant Podiatrist, Mike ONeill

Michael O'Neill is a Consultant Podiatrist in Windsor.
Specialising in Podiatric Foot Surgery and Foot Pain.

The Windsor Podiatry Foot Pain Team are focused on providing high-quality service and patient satisfaction - we will do everything we can to meet your expectations.

Michael O'Neill is one of less than 70 Consultant Grade Podiatrists in The United Kingdom. He practices in Windsor (Berkshire), near Gerrards Cross (Buckinghamshire) and at The Gateway surgical Centre at Barts Hospital London (NHS).

Private Clinics are Held at

Michael O'Neill holds foot pain clinics at The Princess Margaret Hospital in Windsor

The Princess Margarets Hospital Windsor,

and

The Thames Valley Spire Hospital in Berkshire.

Mr Mike O'Neill is a Consultant Podiatrist and holds foot pain clinics at The Thames Valley Spire Hospital,Wexham Park, Buckinghamshire.

Michael O'Neill also holds appointments with the Rugby Football Union, the Football Association, the English Cricket Board and the MOD. He is a Vice President of the Society of Chiropodists and Podiatrists and has been on the National Executive for the last 10 years. He is also one of the Founder Trustees of the College of Podiatry.

Mr O'Neill's focus has always been to work as part of a multidisciplinary team to ensure effective patient management. His NHS Podiatry post comes under the Orthopedic Directorate and, privately, he is part of the Windsor Foot and Ankle Clinic, working closely with Orthopedic Consultants, Rheumatologists and Physiotherapists

The prime area of patient management is Foot Pain and Ambulatory Day Case Foot Surgery undertaken in Windsor.

This is inclusive of some of the most common but painful foot problems: Such as Ingrowing Toenails and Ingrown Toenail, Bunions, Hammered Toes and Mallet Toes producing corns. Trapped foot nerve problems such as Mortons Neuroma, Heel pain, Plantar Fasciitis, Severs Heel and Policemans Heel. Joint disease and soft tissue problems.

Bunion, Windsor, Michael ONeill Pre Op Photograph,Windsor

Whenever possible a conservative podiatry approach is used often involving Podiatric Biomechanics, Orthotic devices, padding, strapping and also designing rehab programs.

If conservative procedures don't resolve the problem, then surgical procedures are undertaken either on an outpatient bases for Ingrowing Toenails or as a daycase for Bunion, Hammered toes and Mortons Neuroma type procedures.

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