It's difficult to write a fun review about chiropody, but I look upon this place as a bit of…read morepampering the same way as going for a massage or something. When I saw my mum and aunt's bare feet for the first time in years, I realised what could be my future (or should that be footure, boom boom!) and I've started coming here every 3 months just to keep my feet ship shape for as long as I can. For £27 you get a bit of a foot MOT - my favourite bit is when she does my feet with what pretty much looks like a Dremel sander. Afterwards, your feet feel super good - you think you can cut your own toenails well enough, but then you get it done here and realise you're a total amateur. They're open on Saturdays which is brilliant and the lady who works here is awesome - she's a good laugh and very easy to chat to about all sorts of stuff - we even ended up on Tudor history today :-) I guess most people who come here are treating specific complaints but you don't have to wait for something to go wrong to take better care of your feet. Toe-tally recommend this place (sorry, I'll get my coat).

I am a firm believer in podiatry instead of "spa pedicures". If you really want to transform your…read morefeet into pillow-like pads, get yourself to a podiatrist. While I love Primo Podiatry, their operating hours are rather inconvenient with availability on only Thursdays. When you work full-time and have evening engagements it's rather hard to arrange something when you have only a 2-hour window to compete with other clients. Conveniently located on the opposite side of Queens Park and just a stone's throw from the Mount Florida train station, Hampden Foot Clinic will work wonders on your hard-worn soles. Since I used to dance, my feet are prone to callusing quicker than vultures all over a free meal. Calluses are great for dancing, but not a great look for day-to-day. My podiatrist Mikey is friendly, professional and great chat. He puts you at ease as he transforms the grotesque into something beautiful and soft. Finished off with some softening cream and tea tree oil, I was ready to skip home in my heavenly feet. If you're looking to truly treat your feet, do yourself a favour and head over to Hampden Foot Clinic... you can paint your toes at home ;)

I asked this podiatrist to visit my Mother, who is 89 at home and lives alone. She forgot the…read morefirst time and I called her about it, there were no apologies so we rescheduled for the next day, again did not turn up. Unbelievable. Very unkind as my mum was waiting for her to arrive and her feet were urgently in need of attention. Would definitely no recommend.

Went here I've got problems with my big toe in both feet 'was in agony she was great but only thing…read moreI thought it was a bit pricey,£30 for each toe

Is this you? "Pedicures? Oh yeah, I get them at my local salon. I change up my polish every couple…read moreof week." Have you ever heard of a medical pedicure or left your tootsies alone with a podiatrist? No? Well educate yourself: http://www.sheknows.co.uk/beauty-and-love/articles/967485/the-medical-pedicure Within the sumptuous oasis that is the Blythswood Square Spa, Sarah Whiteford runs the Primo Podiatry clinic every Thursday from 12:30-8:30pm. This is no ordinary froufrou foot spa, file and polish. Equipped with sanitary medical equipment, she works her wizardry and transforms your lizard-like soles into pillow-like pads. Don't believe me? I danced ballet (including en pointe) for over 13 years. Thanks to all that training, I have hard feet and am prone to calluses (yum, I know). Expensive diamond foot files, Swedish/Norwegian foot creams, foot socks... I have tried everything, yet my feet just revert to protect itself due to years of abuse. At the start of my appointment, I joked about asking Sarah not to judge my feet. She immediately went to town with her scalpel, which was absolutely painless as we chatted away about randomness. Being a medically trained professional, she also removed a corn that I hadn't taken notice of, and she was surprised it wasn't causing me severe amount of pain (again high pain threshold from dancing en pointe). Sarah also provides advice on how to minimise certain areas from getting built up again, and aftercare. After an hour (typical appointments should be 30 minutes), my feet were unrecognisable and I definitely didn't want to stand or walk on them. My feet were unbelievably soft and smooth; for £40 this knocks every other "spa pedicure" out of the ball park. Bonus: the other half doesn't recoil when I try to put my feet on his legs. Win! Thanks Sarah!

This place is awful. Dr Duffy is condescending and rude and unhygienic! Her bedside manner is…read moreappalling. She doesn't even wait for you to finish your sentence before prescribing medicine. She touched me without washing her hands or putting on gloves - she's disgusting and I'm shocked that she's allowed to practice at this office. The front office staff try their best, I'm sure they don't get paid enough.

As far as a health centre goes, this is a pretty good one. There's actually several independent…read morepractices in the one building, so make sure you go to the right one! I'm with the Stonelaw Practice, they're excellent; I rarely have to wait more than a day for an appointment, service is prompt and the staff are all very professional and friendly.