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    Mala Sian

    BSc

    Lead Podiatrist

    Mala Sian

    About Mala

    Mala is a highly skilled podiatrist with over 20 years of experience in the podiatry field. Graduating with honours from two London Universities with degrees in Podiatric Medicine (BSc) and Biomedical Materials Engineering (BEng) as an undergraduate, and then becoming an Independent Prescriber on completion of the Non-Medical Prescriber course (PGCert) from London South Bank University. Mala has dedicated her career to helping individuals improve their health, well-being and mobility by supporting and promoting foot health.

    Mala has many years of experience working in NHS clinics, hospitals, care homes, GP practices and in private practice across London. She is known for her consistent approach to providing high level, patient specific care using current evidence-based practice, her extensive experience and her advanced clinical skills.

    Mala is passionate about offering personalised care, crafting treatment plans that truly reflect each patient's unique needs. She's committed to staying at the forefront of podiatry by attending workshops, conferences, and courses. Beyond that, she takes pride in training clinical staff on diabetic foot care and fosters a culture of shared learning across disciplines.

    When she is not at work, Mala enjoys spending time with her family, having new experiences and going on adventures.

    Treatment Approach

    I am committed to delivering high-quality clinical and professional patient care. Every patient is thoroughly assessed, and diagnoses and evidence-based treatment plans are developed on an individual basis, taking into account their medical, social, and physical needs.

    Areas of Expertise

    Diabetic Foot Specialist
    MSK and Foot Biomechanics
    Nail Surgery
    Foot Health
    Independent Prescriber

    Articles by Mala

    Podiatry

    As an over-60, how often should I get my toenails cut?

    With increasing age, our toenails have been through a lot! They may get harder or more brittle, they may develop fungal infections. It is important to keep our...

    10 February 2025
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    Podiatry

    Managing Ingrowing Toenails: Causes, Treatments, and Prevention

    Ingrowing toenails—or involuted toenails—can be more than just a nuisance; they can significantly impact your day-to-day activities. If you've ever hesitated...

    20 January 2025
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    Podiatry

    Dealing with Painful Corns: Causes, Treatments, and Prevention Tips

    Have you ever experienced sharp, localised pain on your foot, only to discover a small, hardened spot?That painful bump could be a corn—a common yet...

    17 December 2024
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    Pain Management

    Understanding and Managing Heel Pain: A Guide to Plantar Fasciitis

    Heel pain can be a real barrier to staying active, impacting everything from your morning routine to enjoying a casual walk. One of the most common culprits of...

    9 December 2024
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    Qualifications

    • BSc Podiatric Medicine
    • BEng Biomedical Materials Engineering
    • PGCert Non-Medical Prescriber
    • HCPC Registered (CH31444)

    Availability

    Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday

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