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Specialist lower limb orthopaedic surgeon

Mark Farndon

MBBS FRCS (Tr & Orth)

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Specialist lower limb orthopaedic surgeon

Mark Farndon

MBBS FRCS (Tr & Orth)

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Supporting patients from paediatrics, adolescents and adults in Yorkshire.

Mark deals with injuries and early to late-stage arthritis, as well as working to support the surrounding area’s amateur to professional sports athletes.

Focusing on all aspects of foot and ankle conditions, including;

  • complex primary and revision surgery
  • deformity correction
  • arthrodesis and
  • sports injuries

Mark sees many patients with knee issues in his clinic and regularly carries out;

  • arthroscopic knee surgery
  • knee replacement 

Each patient is allowed the time in his clinics to explore the problems they are experiencing, no matter how simple or complex. His years of experience and calm manner will put you immediately at ease – relax you’re in good hands.

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A specialist foot, ankle and knee surgeon in Leeds, Harrogate, supporting the whole of Yorkshire, with outstanding patient care reviews.

Learn more about Mark’s specialist areas of interest.

    Clinic & Imaging Locations

    Leeds Nuffield and Circle Health Duchy Harrogate  

    Mark @Leeds Nuffield
    Mark @The Duchy
    Scan and Imaging

    Frequently Asked Questions

    We hope the patient journey is as smooth as possible for you, although we can’t answer all your questions straight away, you may find the beloe FAQ’s useful.

    How long will I typically wait for an appointment?

    Usually less than a week. Several clinics run weekly in Harrogate and Leeds. 

    What is the waiting list time for surgery

    Following a diagnosis, for urgent problems such as sports injuries, surgery can often be offered within two weeks – sometimes sooner. 

    Can I choose the date for my surgery

    Yes, a surgery date can be arranged to suit you. 

    Do I need a GP referral

    Unless you have a complex medical history or have had previous relevant treatment/surgery, if you are self-funding then a referral is not required. If you have health insurance, your insurer may require a referral to allow authorisation.

    Can I revert back to the NHS once I have been seen privately?

    Yes, you have no obligation to pursue private treatment and can return to the NHS at any time, though generally, your GP will need to refer you.
    Please note: If you have had a private consultation/diagnosis and would like treatment via the NHS, you will restart your care pathway. Previous private consultation or treatment offers no priority on return to the NHS. 

    Do I need a referral for diagnostic imaging such as scans or x-rays?

    Yes. The referral can be made by either your GP or another clinician prior to your appointment, or a request can be put in during your initial consultation. Please contact us if you need advice.

    How long is my appointment?

    A. Up to 30 minutes are allocated for new appointments, however, your consultation will generally last as long as you need.

    Video Series

    For more information, Mark has put together a series of videos which you can find in the patient information tab or by clicking the button below.  Here is one of the videos with Mark explaining the use of a boot following surgery.

    Explanatory series