An orthotic is a formed supportive device which when worn in a shoe acts as an interface between the foot and the weight bearing surface. Each device is made according to the specific contours and structural characteristics of the foot.
At footmaster we offer the very latest in computer foot orthoses technology.
What does an Orthotic do?
- Supports the foot and ankle during weight bearing, giving greater confidence and performance
- Provides normalised weight distribution, reducing pain and injury that can be caused by ill-fitting footwear
- Alter abnormal function and help to correct many foot problems and keep them from progressing
- Maximise comfort with inherent shock absorbing qualities
The Footmaster Difference:
- We accurately diagnose and assess your pelvis, hip, leg and foot biomechanics, perform a state of the art video treadmill gait analysis and then accurately scan each foot with 0.1mm accuracy
- Then we modify your feet with the latest in computer technology
- Then we mill your foot orthoses on site
- Then we tidy up and cover the orthoses ready to put into your shoes
- Then we check that the orthoses are working properly with your feet
- Fit them into your shoes
- Check you after a wearing in period to make sure everything is going well