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Orthotic Insole Assessment

Orthotic insoles are placed inside footwear to support pressure distribution, comfort and, where appropriate, foot and ankle alignment. They may be prefabricated or custom-made; a custom product is not automatically superior in every situation.

Who May Be Assessed?

They may be considered for plantar foot pain, selected pressure points, certain gait or alignment problems, sport- or work-related demands and footwear support. The decision is not based only on a footprint or device scan; medical history, examination, gait, footwear and activity goals are assessed together. Insoles do not prevent every injury, permanently change foot structure or treat every knee or back pain problem.

Adaptation and Follow-Up

Material, stiffness, support areas and shoe compatibility are selected individually. A gradual adaptation period may be needed. If pain increases or numbness, persistent redness or a wound develops, use should stop and the fit should be reassessed. Skin monitoring is especially important for people with diabetes, sensory loss or circulatory impairment.

This page provides general information. Insoles are planned individually alongside appropriate footwear, exercise and other treatment when required.