Custom Molded Insoles: Insoles that will be made to precisely fit the shape of a patient's foot using 3D scanning technology. This personalization improves comfort and pressure distribution throughout the foot.
Custom Foot Arch Support: This is the essential component of the orthosis that gives the flat foot corrective support. It must be specially molded taking into account each user's unique foot anatomy. These components will be designed using contemporary methods such as CAD modeling and 3D scanning. This will help to raise the foot's medial longitudinal arch, which is essential for reducing pain related to flatfoot disorders. The efficiency of these supports can be strongly affected by their height and the stiffness of the material.
Support Structures for the Heel and Midfoot: The midfoot support structures (tilting the insole inward) handle excessive pronation, while heel cups help stabilize the heel. These components support the natural mechanics of the foot and aid in pressure redistribution. They will be specially created to meet the user's unique demands, which can change depending on how severe their flatfoot is.
Ergonomic Cushioning: Although there are commercial cushioning materials on the market, a carefully made cushioning system is required to guarantee uniform pressure distribution, particularly in regions such as the arch or heel.