Custom orthotics – bespoke solutions, Haslemere
Custom support and precision support. Designed for balance and comfort. Built for comfort and stability.
Custom prescription orthotics
At The Haslemere Clinic, we provide bespoke prescription orthotics designed to support the feet, improve alignment, and reduce strain on the body. Orthotics are medical insoles placed inside shoes to help correct abnormal foot movement patterns that may contribute to pain in the ankles, knees, hips, or lower back. Our service begins with a detailed biomechanical assessment using advanced scanning technology to analyse how your feet move. Each orthotic is individually manufactured to improve balance, redistribute pressure, and support more efficient movement. We also offer cranial osteopathy as part of our comprehensive care.
Contact us to find out how our orthotics and
cranial osteopathy treatments can help you.
Conditions orthotics may help support
Prescription orthotics may help support individuals experiencing discomfort linked to foot mechanics. They are commonly recommended for conditions such as plantar fasciitis and heel pain, knee pain related to poor foot alignment, hip and lower back discomfort, running-related injuries, shin splints, flat feet or collapsed arches, IT band syndrome, Osgood-Schlatter disease, and foot fatigue caused by long periods of standing. By improving foot alignment and redistributing pressure, orthotics can help support better movement and overall biomechanical function.
Orthotics for active lifestyles
Custom orthotics are commonly used by runners, walkers, sportspeople, and individuals who spend long periods on their feet. They are designed to support foot alignment and improve overall movement efficiency during daily activities and exercise. With over 35 years of clinical experience in lower limb biomechanics, Andrew Wilson Smith and the osteopathic team at The Haslemere Clinic integrate orthotic prescription with osteopathic treatment. This combined approach aims to support better body mechanics and long-term musculoskeletal health.
What to expect at your orthotics appointment
Your orthotics consultation includes a detailed biomechanical assessment to understand how your feet and lower limbs move during standing and walking. During the appointment, we carry out a clinical evaluation, discuss any symptoms you may be experiencing, and provide advice on the most suitable prescription orthotic design for your needs. The aim is to support improved alignment and movement patterns. Book an appointment today to find out whether custom orthotics could support your mobility and comfort.
