Assessment first
Pressure mapping shows where load is concentrated, while the physical assessment considers foot mobility, skin tolerance, balance and footwear.
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Heel, arch and forefoot
High Arches & Pressure Points
A higher arched foot with concentrated pressure under the heel or forefoot.
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What may be contributing.
Higher arches create a smaller contact area for spreading load. Pressure mapping helps us see exactly where cushioning, contouring and footwear choices may improve comfort.
Common experiences
What people often notice.
- Concentrated pressure under the heel or ball of the foot
- Calluses or predictable hot spots
- Shoes that would benefit from a more comfortable fit
- A sense of stiffness or reduced shock absorption
Where orthotics may fit
A custom orthotic can use contouring, cushioning and carefully selected materials to increase contact and redistribute pressure away from sensitive areas.
The broader plan
One tool, thoughtfully placed.
An orthotic prescription works best when it is connected to the diagnosis, footwear, activity demands and your goals.
- 01Map high pressure zones dynamically
- 02Review shoe depth, width and cushioning
- 03Select materials around comfort and support needs
- 04Confirm the final fit inside the shoes you wear
Questions about your feet?
Let’s look at the whole picture.
Your 45 minute gait analysis helps determine whether custom orthotics belong in your plan.
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