Shoe Modification
A modified shoe: what is it?​
​Modified shoes are regular shoes that have been expertly modified to meet the unique requirements of a person's feet and take into account their foot condition. One or more adjustments may be included in modified shoes. To the untrained eye, some modified shoes frequently resemble standard footwear since many adjustments are concealed inside or underneath the shoe.
FAQ:
Is it possible to modify every shoe?​
The majority of orthopaedic shoes, which are made specifically to support and comfort patients with lower limb issues, are adaptable. But not every pair of shoes can be altered. ​​​
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A shoe alteration: what is it?​
Footwear adjustments are typically performed to improve a shoe's fit or support and are not regarded as permanent footwear improvements.​
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What conditions can modified shoes help to treat?​
Modified footwear may benefit the following conditions:
* Large bunions
* Toe deformities
* Collapsed arch
* Ankle fusion or other surgical interventions of the foot
* Traumatic injury
* Congenital conditions
* Leg Length difference, especially after hip surgery