Medical insoles help prevent the collapse of the foot arch, distributing foot pressure evenly and reducing foot pain as well as preventing deformities in toe joints.

Additionally, they absorb the impact on the soles of the feet during walking, alleviating the stress on the ankles, knees, and lower back joints, thereby reducing chronic joint pain. By correcting body balance, they prevent unnecessary energy consumption, alleviate chronic fatigue in the lower limbs, and help prevent injuries.

Especially in children and adolescents, if one shoulder is tilted or the pelvis is twisted, they often have flat feet with the heel axis turned inward.

Accurate diagnosis and correction of flat feet in pediatric and adolescent patients at a foot clinic can prevent joint deformities in their legs and promote normal growth and development.