Personalized insoles are the insoles prepared for the foot structures of individuals. With the help of walking analysis, balance tests and foot baropedographs, the most suitable insoles are prepared for the foot structure.
Our foot anatomy is a structure that is present to make the spring movement. However, the changes in our foot structure after the structural features and the shoes we use cause various printing defects.
Flat foot, high curvature, diabetic foot, foot deformities in rheumatic diseases are examples of this group. In addition to the foot problems that develop in these patients, waist and knee pain caused by wrong pressure are also observed.
Personalized insoles have an important role in the treatment of foot and ankle diseases. Due to the existing foot problems in patients, disruption of the foot distribution occurs. Impression defects can cause patient’s balance problems and increase pain.
Standing problems are divided into two as flexible and hard deformities. In flexible problems, deformity can be corrected. However, in the case of hard deformities, the condition of the foot is permanent.
Insoles are used for the return of standing load distribution back to normal. Depending on the hard and flexible deformity, they can be hard and soft (flexible) in varying degrees.
Unlike normal insoles, this insole is directed at the person’s problem. It cannot be used by another person in another disease or wearing the same number of shoes. The main target of this type of insoles is to create a perfectly compatible insoles for the patient’s problem.
Personalized insoles help to eliminate pain in foot problems, improve the walking function of the person, and improve the improved skin problems.
Personalized insoles also support the improvement of walking functions and increase sporting performance in patients who have undergone surgery.
Special measurements taken in the preparation of the individual insoles and foot presses are revealed. After pressure measurements, insoles are prepared to correct the problem of the foot.
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