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View our privacy policyDepending on the child’s needs, orthotics may include heel lifts, extra padding, or shock-absorbing materials to support healing and reduce pain during activity.
Orthotic treatment for Sever’s disease often complements rest, ice, and pain relief by helping manage symptoms in active children. Since the condition is self-limiting and resolves with growth, orthotics are especially useful for those who want to stay active during recovery.
Custom insoles can correct foot posture, reduce strain on the heel, and ease tension from the Achilles tendon. Depending on the child’s needs, orthotics may include heel lifts, extra padding, or shock-absorbing materials to support healing and reduce pain during activity.
Orthotics suitable for Sever’s disease are designed to reduce heel stress and support proper foot alignment during growth. Common types include:
The most effective orthotic will depend on the child’s foot shape, activity level, and severity of symptoms, so professional assessment is recommended.
Our bespoke orthotics are crafted using accurate Paromed 3D scanning technology, ensuring a personalised fit and treatment for your unique foot shape and biomechanical needs, not just generic solutions.
Our qualified clinicians guide you from the initial consultation to the final fitting. Ensuring that every aspect of your insole is perfectly tailored and adjusted for maximum comfort and effectiveness.
Our custom orthotics offer a non-invasive solution to a range of foot and biomechanical problems, improving your mobility and comfort without the need for surgery or long recovery times.
Unlike many clinics, we design, manufacture, and fit our insoles in-house, meaning better quality control and faster adjustments for a quicker resolution to your issues.
Our in-house design skills and knowledge mean clinicians can design with varying densities and modifications such as wedging and proprioceptive nodes, to ensure optimal foot function and comfort.
If your insoles need modifications after the initial fitting, our clinicians can make adjustments on the same day, ensuring your orthotics fit perfectly and meet your needs as quickly as possible.
We’re happy to answer any questions you might have, with no commitment to proceed with treatment.
