Foot Care | SWIFT Machine Treatment | Bucks Foot Clinic

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Foot Care SWIFT Machine Treatment
A verruca is a very common foot complaint caused
by a virus, which can be difficult to treat. We
are introducing the latest SWIFT machine
treatment at Bucks foot Clinic for Verrucaes and
Wart. Our professionally qualified team offers
best foot care service. Book your appointment
now.
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Meet SWIFT Machine Treatment
SWIFT is a new technology, developed in the UK,
which has been licensed for the general treatment
of verrucas and warts in Podiatry. Covering the
area from Elgin to Dunfermline, Amy from Amy
Maclean Podiatry is the only registered
podiatrist with the Swift technology.
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1. No need for constant visits to clinic.
2. Patients can return to normal daily activity as
   they walk out of the door.
3. No need for any anaesthetic.
4. No dressings usually required.
5. On average for most patients 2/3 treatments are
   required.
6. No need for constant application of acids.

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Currently The Most Effective Treatment Available
Does It Hurts?
Like many treatments for skin lesions, some minor
discomfort may be experienced. Before treatment
your podiatrist or dermatologist may decide to
reduce the lesion with a blade. Pain levels vary
from person to person but most people undergoing
Swift liken it to a pain similar to an injection
or a scratch, lasting 2 3 seconds then quickly
subsiding.
How many treatments will I need?
This is dependent on how you respond to
treatment. In some cases, you may need more than
one treatment (these can be from 14 days to over
a month apart depending on the response). Your
Podiatrist or Dermatologist will be able to
discuss this with you.
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What can I do after treatment?
In some cases the treated area may feel sore but
will not prevent you undertaking normal daily
activities. Normally any pain or discomfort ends
as soon as the treatment is finished but it is
possible there may be some minor discomfort.
However one of the great things about Swift is
there is no broken skin, also no dressings and no
need to keep it dry. Therefore you can do
anything you wish. Swim, shower, run, jump and
play.
Can anyone receive this treatment?
With a few exceptions, most people with skin
lesions would be able to have this treatment.
Your Podiatrist or Dermatologist will carry out
an assessment prior to treatment and be able to
advise you on this..
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ADDRESS 18 Woodside Rd, Amersham HP6 6AJ, UK 35
Station Rd, Beaconsfield HP9 1QG, UK PHONE 0800
107 3290 WEBSITE www.bucksfootclinic.com
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