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Children’s orthopedic insoles

A child’s foot keeps forming until roughly the age of 12–14, so correct support during this period has the greatest effect. An insole does not hinder growth — it holds the foot in the right position.

Signs to look for

What insoles do

Who it suits

Usually made from the age of four. Insoles are renewed as the child grows — a yearly check is normally enough.

How to start

  1. Pick a convenient time by phone or via Telegram
  2. Get a 3D scan and gait analysis at the branch — free of charge
  3. The specialist explains the result and selects the right insole type
  4. The insoles are manufactured, then fitted and adjusted

Frequently asked questions

From what age are insoles needed?
Examination usually starts at age four. The exact age is decided at the diagnosis, based on the child’s foot.
Do insoles need replacing as the child grows?
Yes. During growth they are usually renewed once a year, which we confirm at the follow-up visit.
Will the diagnosis frighten the child?
No. The child simply stands on the scanner and takes a few steps — quick and painless.

Other areas

This page is informational and does not replace an examination by a specialist. The exact solution is chosen after diagnostics.