Elliott YELDHAM, BSc.(Hons.)
- Member of the Association of Podiatric Medicine (Singapore)
- Member of the U.K. Health & Care Professions Council
East Coast Podiatry novena
Mr. Elliott Yeldham is a British Podiatrist who specialises in managing lower limb pains and injuries. He graduated with honours in Podiatric Medicine from Cardiff Metropolitan University in Wales. Mr. Yeldham remains a licensed clinician with the U.K. HCPC and is based full-time at East Coast Podiatry, Novena branch.
As a well-rounded practitioner who handles a wide variety of patient cases from wound care to aches, pains and sports injuries, Mr Yeldham is deeply valued by his patients for his experience and ability to put them at ease. He is also well known for his handling of diabetic wounds and in his delicate and aesthetically driven surgical approach towards toenail removal and foot wart conditions.
As a fervent seeker of the most effective solutions available, Mr Yeldham maintains a deep clinical interest in focal and radial shockwave technology, to which he has been able to utilise to help many of his patients recover from musculoskeletal pain and injuries without the need for surgery.
Patients who have sought podiatric care from Mr Yeldham remember him for his warm demeanour, his attention to patient care and effective strategies, which has garnered many referrals and positive testimonials from satisfied patients as well as fellow healthcare practitioners.
“Growing up, I was heavily into sports and endured my fair share of injuries as a result. The worst of which was a severe ankle sprain sustained during football. As my family was unfamiliar with what podiatry could do at the time, I received very little in terms of care and guidance on preventing further injuries. This led to multiple ankle sprains and a weakened ankle that is now more prone to injury. Because of this, I have a keen interest in helping patients with musculoskeletal injuries, and East Coast Podiatry has introduced protocols that utilise advanced medical devices to offer patients with these injuries the most effective care available.”
Wounds“Since I started in podiatry, I have developed a deep interest into the pathophysiology and the management of wounds. With diabetes a growing concern in Singapore, I have had to handle chronic ulcerations on a regular basis, allowing me to develop further skills in advanced wound care. Due to this experience, I am deeply aware of the realities involving wound care and how to best advise patients on mitigating its effects on their lifestyles. Wound management is also one area of practice that requires regular contact with patients, and it is deeply gratifying to see how patients improve over time with the right care.”
Aching and pain are often a part of aging, but that does not mean you have to keep suffering. Podiatrist Elliott Yeldham explains how our new modality, EMTT, can reduce your pain and help you recover more quickly.
Ingrown Toenails should be addressed as soon as possible to avoid swelling and infection. Watch as podiatrist Elliott Yeldham demonstrates how a podiatrist addresses this common painful condition and prevent it from returning.
Podiatric foot care for a diabetic patient is extremely important. An infection on the diabetic foot could lead to ulceration which ultimately leads to foot amputation. One amputation will lead to another, resulting in the eventual shortening of lifespan of a diabetic patient.
Runners may have strong willpower and perserverance, but when they push their bodies too much, achilles tendonitis may occur. Even the strongest tendon can become injured under too much strain and stress. If further overuse injury occurs, the tendon could rupture or tear.
- General podiatric care (incl. scalpel work for wound debridement)
- Shockwave Therapy (radial, focused)
- Prescription Shoe Insoles (foot orthotics)
- Prescription Ankle Foot Orthotics (for conditions such as drop foot)
- Nail Surgery (minimal invasive technique with nailbed ablation)
- Ultrasound Diagnostic Scanning
- Sports Taping
- Hons. Podiatry Medicine
- Orthotics design
