Personalized Foot Correction with 3D Scanning & Data Analysis

The post-surgery foot correction therapy is a type of rehabilitation that aims to restore foot function and alignment after orthopedic surgeries such as bunionectomy, arthrodesis, or tendon repair. The therapy starts with non-weight bearing assessments utilizing pressure plates for healing progress monitoring followed by gradual weight bearing progression using force-sensitive insoles. Custom orthotics including metatarsal off loading pads used post Morton's neuroma resection are designed to off-load stress from the surgical site. Deviation of gait due to disuse atrophy is retrained with the aid of biofeedback devices that provide feedback in real-time regarding pressure exerted. Muscular imbalance resulting from the procedures is restored through physical therapy, which includes the range of motion and proprioceptive training, as well as strategic muscle strengthening. Post-surgery foot correction therapy minimizes the risk of surgical complications such as adhesions of scar tissue and ensures effective mechanical alignment for mobility in the long-term.