Our Winter Fungal Care Packet. A structured, clinician-supervised programme to support the treatment of fungal nail infection, at our clinic on Wimborne Road, Bournemouth.
Winter is a good time to look after your nails, ready for sandal season. Whether you are not sure what is causing a change in your nails, or you already know it is a fungal infection, we offer a clear pathway from testing to treatment and aftercare.
Choose an initial assessment with an in-clinic test for £110, or our Full Fungal Care Packet for £195.
£110
Ideal if you are unsure whether your nail changes are fungal. This appointment includes:
£195
For patients who already know they have a fungal nail infection and want a complete treatment programme. Included in the packet:
According to the NHS, a fungal nail infection can affect part or all of a nail, and the nail can become:
It is usually not serious, but it can take a long time to improve, and other nail problems can look similar. That is why every treatment plan starts with an examination and an in-clinic test.
Not sure what your nails are telling you? Read our podiatrist’s guide, 10 nail changes you should never ignore.
Your care is provided by our registered clinicians, with structured follow-up and treatment based on current clinical guidance. Our goal is to help you look after your nails with a clear plan and support at every step.
Suitability for treatment is confirmed at your assessment. Results vary from person to person.
Living with diabetes means your feet need extra care, and the colder months are a good moment to check in. Our diabetic foot checks look at your skin, nails, sensation and circulation, so changes can be picked up early.
This complements your NHS annual diabetic foot review and does not replace it. If you notice a new wound, numbness, a change in colour, or an area that is hot, swollen or not healing, please contact your GP or NHS podiatry team straight away. NHS Dorset: diabetes and your feet.
The NHS describes a fungal nail infection as making the nail thickened, discoloured, brittle and crumbly. Other nail problems can look similar, which is why we test in clinic before recommending treatment. You can read more on the NHS fungal nail infection page.
Months rather than weeks. NHS guidance says antifungal nail treatments need to be used for 6 to 12 months, and it may take several months before you start to see an improvement. Toenails also grow slowly, so it takes time for a healthier-looking nail to grow through. We will talk you through what to expect at your assessment.
Antifungal nail treatment chosen for you by our clinician, an antifungal skin cream, an antimicrobial cleansing spray, bamboo socks, a treatment day in clinic, a personalised home-care protocol, and ongoing support and advice. The packet is £195.
No, you can book with us directly. The NHS advises seeing a GP if the infection has spread to other nails, if treatment has not worked, or if you have diabetes or a weakened immune system. If we think you should see your GP, we will tell you.
Yes, please tell us when you book. Foot problems can be more serious if you have diabetes, so the NHS also recommends speaking to your GP about a fungal nail infection. Our winter diabetic foot check complements your NHS annual foot review and does not replace it.
Heaven Care Clinic, 642 Wimborne Road, Bournemouth BH9 2EH. You can book online or call us on 07514 920178.
Debbie Webb, HCPC-registered Podiatrist (MRCPod), and Emily Deboch, NMC-registered nurse and Foot Health Practitioner. Meet the team.
Health information on this page is based on NHS guidance. Page last updated September 2026.
Whether you would like your nails assessed and tested, or you already know you have a fungal nail infection, we offer a clear pathway from test to treatment and aftercare.