The Penicuik and Peebles Podiatrist Clinics
Peebles - 1 Old Tweeddale Garage, Peebles EH45 8BA
01721 729629
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Please use the Penicuik button to book an appointment at the Penicuik Clinic.
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Use the Your Current Bookings option to view or manage any existing appointments.
The section below is for Peebles Clinic bookings. Unless you require a Nail Fungus Test or Gait Analysis, please select Podiatrist Appointment for all standard care bookings.
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​​Bob Main Retirement – Peebles
We have now fully closed Bob's old premises and all treatment is at our premises at Old Tweeddale Garage.​
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Wednesday Clinics and Home Visits
In Peebles we are now open on Mondays and Wednesdays.
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​​Phones
When phoning if you are a new patient please use the new option -3- on the phone.
For existing patients please use option -2-.
We have taken over Bob Main's phone number so you can now reach the clinic on 01721 729629. Note that this dials through to the office in the Penicuik clinic. The office is manned Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. Phones may be answered on Monday and Wednesday but the phones are not directly manned, so better to leave a message on option -1- or let it dial and leave a message if not answered.
Toenails not cut for three years.
This video shows why it is important to check elderly relatives’ feet regularly, as overgrown toenails can become painful or dangerous if they are not treated.
Opening Hours
​​Peebles
Peebles is open Monday and Wednesday 10-5. However we do not have any admin staff in Peebles so please book in advance or phone if you need to speak to anyone pre booking.​
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​Penicuik
Open 9.30 to 5 on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.
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​Home Visits
Are done on Thursdays.
DO NOT USE CORN PLASTERS!!!
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This video highlights the potential dangers associated with medicated corn removers.​
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Recently, we treated a patient who experienced severe skin damage after using a corn plaster purchased from a local pharmacy. The salicylic acid in the plaster caused a burn that extended almost to the bone. We immediately referred her to her GP for urgent care.​
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We've initiated discussions with the retail pharmacy to raise awareness about the risks of selling these products without proper podiatric guidance. It's crucial to understand that while corn plasters are readily available, their misuse can lead to serious complications.​
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We highly recommend watching the video above before attempting any self-treatment. Being informed about the risks can prevent potential harm.​
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Always consult with a qualified podiatrist before using such treatments to ensure your safety and well-being.