Orthotics & insoles

Do you have persistent foot or ankle pain and not found relief through other treatments?

Have you considered orthotics for tailored support and pain management?

We can choose from a variety of orthotic types to suit your symptoms.

Forefoot conditions

Rearfoot conditions

Types of orthotics

Rearfoot

Rearfoot conditions

Posterior tibial tendonitis

Posterior tibial tendonitis is inflammation of the tendon that supports the arch, causing pain along the inside of the ankle and foot. Orthotics help reduce strain on the tendon, relieve pain, and improve stability during walking or standing.

Heel pain, plantar fasciitis

Heel pain, often caused by conditions like plantar fasciitis, results in discomfort at the bottom of the heel. Orthotics with cushioning and arch support help absorb shock, reduce pressure on the heel, and alleviate pain during walking or standing.

Bunion, 1st joint pain

Bunion pain results from the misalignment of the big toe joint, causing inflammation and discomfort. Orthotics with cushioning and arch support help offload pressure from the joint, enhance foot alignment, and provide relief during movement.

Ankle instability

Ankle instability occurs when the ligaments around the ankle are weakened or damaged, leading to frequent sprains & a feeling of the ankle "giving way." Orthotics with support help stabilise the ankle, reduce strain on the ligaments, and improve balance.

Arthritis

Arthritis in the foot causes pain, stiffness, and inflammation in the joints, affecting mobility. Orthotics help by reducing pressure on affected joints, improving foot alignment, which eases discomfort and enhances movement during daily activities.

After surgery

After foot surgery, soreness can persist as the foot heals. Orthotics provide important support by redistributing pressure, reducing strain on sensitive areas. This helps alleviate pain, improve mobility, and protect the foot from additional pressure.

forefoot

Forefoot conditions

Morton's neuroma

Morton’s neuroma is nerve pain between the toes, causing burning or tingling. Insoles with support and metatarsal pads reduce pressure, easing discomfort and improving foot function.

Corns & callus

Corns and calluses are thickened skin from pressure or friction. Insoles cushion the feet, redistribute pressure, and reduce friction, helping prevent and relieve pain from these hardened skin areas.

Plantar plate injury

Plantar plate injury involves damage to a ligament under the toe, causing pain and instability. Insoles support the arch, offload pressure from the forefoot, and reduce strain on the affected area, aiding recovery and comfort.

Sesamoiditis

Sesamoiditis is inflammation of small bones under the big toe, causing pain with movement. Insoles with cushioning and forefoot support reduce pressure on the area, helping relieve pain and improve comfort during daily activities.

Metatarsalgia

Metatarsalgia is pain in the ball of the foot, often from pressure or overuse. Insoles with support and metatarsal pads help distribute weight evenly, reducing forefoot pressure & relieving discomfort during walking or standing.

After surgery

After forefoot surgery, pain or pressure may persist during recovery. Insoles can provide cushioning, reduce stress on healing areas, helping improve comfort and protect surgical outcomes during daily activities.