Ankle Treatment
What ESWT and RSWT are, how shockwave therapy works, what it treats, session numbers, risks, NHS vs private access and cost in the UK, and when it helps.
October 15, 2026
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What ESWT and RSWT are, how shockwave therapy works, what it treats, session numbers, risks, NHS vs private access and cost in the UK, and when it helps.
Learn what causes an ankle fracture, from twists and falls to sports injuries and stress fractures, plus when to seek medical help.
The Achilles is the strongest tendon in the body, but a short stretch above the heel has a thinner blood supply than the rest. That one fact explains where it hurts, why it tears, and why recovery takes months rather than weeks.
How to tell Achilles tendinopathy from a rupture: onset, three home checks, why walking proves nothing, and where to go first in London.
Ankle fusion or ankle replacement? A London foot and ankle surgeon compares recovery, risks, cost and what the UK TARVA trial actually found.
Ankle still giving way after a sprain? Learn the signs of chronic ankle instability and when to see a London specialist.
Is a clicking ankle normal or a warning sign? A London foot and ankle surgeon explains the common causes and when to seek help.
This article explains the recovery process in detail, from the first hours after surgery through to full return to activity. It focuses on the minimally invasive Chevron and Akin (MICA) technique, which is used in over 90% of corrections performed by Mr Francesc Malagelada at The LOFT Clinic in London.
This article explains what each condition is, how to tell them apart, and what your options are if you are living with big toe pain. It is written for informational purposes only and does not replace an assessment by a qualified clinician.
Private bunion surgery in London costs an average of £5,784 per foot. Self-pay keyhole bunion surgery with Mr Malagelada starts from £5,252, with pre-operative consultation at £325, post-operative consultation at £215, and X-rays from £99. Major insurers, including Bupa and AXA, are accepted. No GP referral is required.