Patient on exam table has a beige orthotic insole fitted to raised bare foot by a gloved clinician
Podiatry and foot health

Custom orthotics

£480

Custom orthotics are insoles made to your measurements to change how your foot loads. They are worth their cost when the mechanical problem is genuinely yours and unusual, or when simpler measures have already been tried and have not held. They are not the answer to every sore foot, and we will tell you when a change of footwear or a strength programme would do the job instead.

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What the price includes

The orthotics package is £480 and covers the initial consultation with foot and gait analysis, the impression and provision of the orthotics, the fitting, and all necessary follow up checks within the following twelve months.

That last part matters more than it sounds. Orthotics frequently need adjusting once you have worn them for a few weeks, because how a foot behaves in a clinic and how it behaves after eight hours on a shop floor are different things. A price that covers the follow ups means we can adjust them properly rather than you deciding whether a tweak is worth another appointment fee.

How long do they take to get used to

Usually a couple of weeks, worn for gradually increasing periods rather than all day from the start. Some aching in new places early on is normal, because you are changing how load travels up the leg. Pain is not, and if you get it, come back in and we will adjust them.

How long do they last

Several years for most people, depending on how much you are on your feet and what you are doing. A second or replacement pair within twelve months of the original provision is £255, and an orthotic check appointment is £55 for half an hour.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does the custom orthotics package include?
The £480 package covers the initial consultation with foot and gait analysis, the impression and provision of the orthotics, the fitting, and all necessary follow up checks within the following twelve months, so adjustments after you have worn them do not cost extra.
Do I definitely need custom orthotics?
Not necessarily. Plenty of foot pain settles with different footwear, a specific strength programme or an off the shelf insole. Custom orthotics earn their cost when your mechanics genuinely require them or when simpler measures have already failed, and we will tell you which applies to you.
How long do orthotics take to get used to?
Usually a couple of weeks, wearing them for gradually longer periods rather than all day immediately. Mild aching in new places early on is normal because you are changing how load travels up the leg. Actual pain is not, so come back and we will adjust them.
What if I need a replacement pair?
A second or replacement pair within twelve months of the original provision is £255. An orthotic check appointment, half an hour, is £55.

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  • Gareth Klepacz, podiatrist at Healthflex in Haslemere Description: Head and shoulders portrait of Gareth Klepacz, podiatrist specialising in clinical biomechanics at Healthflex, The Edge, Haslemere. He has short dark hair and a broad smile, and wears a navy and white checked button down shirt. Behind him, out of focus, are a hedge and green fields.
    Gareth Klepacz
    Podiatrist, clinical biomechanics
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