Our team

Debbie qualified in 1989. She has a degree in Podiatry and a Masters degree in Theory of Podiatric Surgery. She is a Fellow of both the Royal College of Podiatry and the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow. She sat on the Council for the Royal College of Podiatry from 2009 to 2020 and was their Chairman between 2016-2018.

Debbie took over as proprietor of Dulwich Podiatry in 1995. An experienced practitioner in all areas of podiatry, her specialised areas include muscle-skeletal podiatry and the provision of orthoses and steroid injection therapy.

Debbie also works with Hive Practice as a business coach and mentor for healthcare professionals running their own businesses.

Clinic Days: Alternate Saturday

Jack graduated from the University of Brighton in 2019 and joined the practice in October that year. Having treated patients at University for two years he has the knowledge and skill to treat a huge range of foot conditions, with his interest being particularly in Musculoskeletal conditions.

Jack plays a lot of sport and as such is very in-tune with sports injuries and the right treatment needed, including being trained to use our Shockwave machine, which is an effective way to treat all kinds of soft tissue injuries.

Clinic days: Monday, Tuesday,
and Wednesday 

Hema graduated from University College of London in 1998 and has been with the practice for over 17 years. She is a skilled and experienced practitioner and very much enjoys the variety of general practice

Hema is experienced in treating patients with a range of podiatric needs including those with diabetes and basic musculoskeletal disorders. Her main areas of interest are low level laser therapy, fungal infections, including PACT for fungal toenails and the creation of prosthetic toenails.

Clinic Days: Thursday evening, Friday
and alternate Saturday

Lottey joined the practice in 2025 having moved to London from Wiltshire. She graduated from University of Southampton in 2017 and went on to take a Masters Degree in Amputation and Prosthetic Rehabilitation.

Her podiatry career has been interspersed with time in Japan applying her podiatric knowledge to provide advice on ski and snowboard boot fitting.

Lottey is experienced in treating a range of foot conditions. Her interests include toenail reconstruction, treating fungal infections, using PACT for fungal toenails, cryosurgery for verrucae and nail surgery. Lottey is also skilled in the use of the Onyfix nail bracing system, which can be used as an alternative to nail surgery.

Clinic days: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and alternate Saturday

Zack recently graduated from the University of East London with First Class Honors in Podiatry. During his training, he gained extensive clinical experience through NHS placements across London and Kent, where he treated a wide range of foot and lower limb conditions.

Zack has a strong interest in General Podiatry, particularly in helping people stay active, healthy, and mobile. He is passionate about preventative care and is committed to supporting patients in maintaining long-term foot health.

Zack provides effective verruca treatments for patients of all ages, including children. He is trained in a variety of treatments, such as cryotherapy, Verruca Pen, salicylic acid, and Verrutop. He also treats a wide variety of skin and nail conditions, including calluses, corns, fungal infections, and thickened or damaged nails. He has a special interest in nail surgery and has performed numerous procedures during his time training with the NHS.

Working days: Monday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday