DERMAL FILLERS 

The natural loss of the fatty pad in your feet can cause the ‘walking on marbles’ feeling, persistent corns and callus and even areas at rick of ulceration in people living with diabetes or Rheumatoid Arthritis. 

 

At Stride Clinic we offer a long term solution in the form of Dermal Fillers for the Feet. We Use MyFILLER, a highly viscous Hyaluronic Acid and established aesthetic procedures to ‘cushion’ painful lesions, reduce pressure over these areas and decrease the production of callus and corns caused by friction. 

 

Hyaluronic Acid occurs naturally in the body and is therefore biocompatible with very few side effects, it is available in various viscosities the thickest of which has been tried and tested as an injectable into the foot and is proven not to disperse under the pressure of walking or the forces exerted on feet from footwear. 

 

Hyaluronic Acid acts by causing a response by our body that provokes the formation of collagen and draws fluid towards the area. This creates a comfortable, natural cushion between the bone and the skin and can last up to 18 months* in the foot. 

 

Patients who will benefit from Dermal Fillers for the feet: 

• Those with acute or chronic corns 

• Those with areas of pressure resulting from bony changes e.g. bunions, retracted toes, or flat feet 

• Those with pain in the ball of the foot causes by pressure or loss of natural fatty pad 

• Those with pain in the heel caused by loss of natural fatty pad 

• Those with areas of pressure caused by biomechanical changes within the foot 

 

Book your FREE consultation [Book Here], where we will take a detailed medical history, lesion history and assess your suitability for treatment. If suitable, a treatment plan for the procedure is drawn up. Prices start at £200. 

 

Appointment 1 – the lesion will be debrided. and the dermal filler is injected under local anaesthetic. 

Appointment 2 - Two weeks later, this will include a review and a top up if needed. 

Appointment 3 - One month later i.e. 6 weeks after the first appointment a second review is booked and depending on the progress a second top up may be required. 

 

*depending on the size and location of the lesion and patient selfcare e.g. footwear.