Podiatric Orthotics
Orthotic insoles correct, compensate, or preserve the functions of the foot and lower limbs. They can prevent and treat localized or generalized pain.
Custom-made Orthotics
Orthotics are orthopaedic devices used to correct, counteract, or maintain the functions of the foot and lower extremities. Foot disorders are often responsible for localized pain but can also cause pain in the knees, hips, and back. Even a slight instability or deformity of the feet (such as flat feet or high arches) is enough to impact joints and muscles. Orthotics are a common part of treatment plans for biomechanical disorders.
A podiatrist may prescribe orthopedic insoles for various reasons, but wearing orthotic insoles is not automatic, even for a single condition. Although prefabricated insoles are available in pharmacies, it is recommended to consult a professional for custom orthotics tailored to your needs after a podiatric examination.
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