Mr stephen Hewitt

 Mr
Stephen Hewitt is an NHS Consultant Podiatric Surgeon, who has been providing
health care provision for over 25 years, gaining extensive experience in Foot
and Ankle surgery, whilst working in the Great Western Hospital Swindon and The
West Middlesex University hospital London, which culminated in being awarded
the Osteotec scholarship extending his scope of surgical practice at the Kaiser
Permanente hospital in San Francisco and orthopaedic colleagues in Lübeck
Germany; Al Hada military hospital Saudi Arabia; Nij Smellighe hospital in
Holland. These were invaluable experiences gaining significant exposure in both
conservative treatments and complex foot and ankle surgery, which underpins his
practice today. Stephen has been awarded Fellowship of the Faculty of Podiatric Medicine within the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow, for his continued contribution to the profession. 

Stephen undertakes foot & ankle procedures, which are performed on a day case basis
under either local or general anaesthetic. Also, in patient stay can be arranged if required. With a strong passion for progression Stephen is committed providing the best care possible and in line with best practice guidelines all surgical procedures are audited using validated patient reported
outcome measures (PROMS). Recent independent Family & Friends (FFT) confirmed a 100% response with very good or Good which culminated in Stephen being nominated as a finalist within the health service journal 2025 awards. Other independent audits have demonstrated high patient satisfaction rates of 94.4% for a variety of common foot & ankle procedures and highly recommended withion a 360* appraisal 

Stephen continues to lecture at both international and national conferences and has authored
a number of articles in peer reviewed international surgical journals. His undergraduate thesis, in the management & treatment of lower limb injuries in professional football players, saw him attend Arsenal and Crystal Palace football clubs and the original national training centre at Lilleshall
Shropshire. His Master of Science thesis identified certain underlying medical health & smoking disorders had an enormous impact on increasing bone healing times & non-union rates.