Custom Orthotics in Lakewood, CA
Get the Support You Need for Pain-Free Feet
Custom orthotics come in all shapes and sizes and are designed to better support the feet. Some conditions that orthotics can help with are plantar fasciitis, flat feet, high arches, shin splints, tendinitis, and more. If you suffer from any of these conditions, our podiatrist offers custom orthotics in Lakewood, CA, to relieve your pain and help get you back on your feet!
Why Custom Orthotics?
Depending on your condition, our expert podiatrist can customize your orthotics for you so that you can walk, run, and stand without being in pain.
We create custom orthotics to:
- Prevent injury if you walk or stand excessively
- Increase strength and performance if you’re an athlete
- Prevent diabetic foot issues such as ulcers
Who Can Benefit from Custom Orthotics
Many patients can benefit from custom orthotics! Custom orthotics are used to correct abnormalities and injuries such as:
- Flat feet
- Plantar fasciitis
- Corns
- Hammertoes
- Feet with high arches
- Tendinitis
- Shin splints
- Calluses
- Bunions
- Aching legs
- Lower back pain
- Heel pain
- Pronation
No two people have the same feet, and therefore no two people should use the same orthotic. We have the expertise to correctly diagnose your foot problem and ensure that your orthotic is right for you.
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Who may be a good candidate for regenerative medicine?
Candidates are typically individuals with foot or ankle conditions that involve damaged tissue or delayed healing. A professional evaluation is needed to determine eligibility.
How long does recovery take after regenerative medicine treatment?
Recovery varies from patient to patient. Some people notice gradual improvements over several weeks or months.
Can regenerative medicine be combined with other treatments?
Yes. In some cases, regenerative therapies may be used alongside physical therapy, orthotics, activity modifications, or other treatment recommendations.
Do I need imaging before regenerative medicine treatment?
Not always. However, diagnostic imaging may be recommended when additional information is needed to better understand the condition and develop a treatment plan.