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Orthotics & Insoles
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What is it?
Orthotics (or orthoses) and insoles are customised orthopaedic devices that supports or corrects the function of your foot and lower limb. Orthotics and insoles are regularly used to provide pain relief by correcting any abnormality in your biomechanics, this in turn helps to reduce overuse and stress to your muscles and joints.
Orthotic devices are made only after a thorough and comprehensive biomechanical assessment including visual gait analysis, muscle and joint range-of-motion testing. At Stirling Central Podiatry, we only use the most accurate and precise method of hand-casting and hand-manufacturing orthotics. The casts of each foot are expertly and individually made with plaster and sent off to the most prestigious orthotic laboratory in Perth. Due to this technique, we are able to ensure the cast taken of your foot and its prescription correctly represents our findings. Although this is more effort on our part, at Stirling Central Podiatry we believe this is the most superior method in providing you an accurate device. We believe there is no comparison when compared to the “quick & easy” computer-generated orthotic systems.
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Conditions that may be prescribed for the following conditions:
- Pronation or ‘Flat feet’
- Supination or ‘High arched feet’
- Heel Pain
- Arch-of-the-foot pain
- Ankle pain
- Leg pain
- Shin splints
- Stress fractures
- Knee pain
- Hip pain
- Back pain (lower and upper back)
- Bunions
- Children’s ‘growing’ or ‘leg’ pains
- In-toeing or pigeon toes”
- Foot and toe deformities
- Morton’s Neuroma
- Diabetic ulcers
- Charcot deformities
- Offloading pressure areas
- Calluses
At Stirling Central Podiatry, we offer two types of devices, temporary and custom made. Depending on your requirements, we will customise a device suitable to your needs. We have a range of effective treatments available to help relieve and prevent this condition and improve your quality of life.
Stirling Central Podiatry also uses SynxSole, a product which owners Marie Ishak-Lewis and Rachael Nash-Ferguson have developed after many years of clinical practice. This comfortable and durable orthotic was designed specifically to treat a range of conditions including heel pain, arch pain, plantar fasciitis, ankle pain, shin splints, knee pain, and hip & lower back pain.
Please call us at Stirling Central Podiatry to organise an appointment for an assessment, diagnosis and treatment.
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