Your feet are the foundation of your body. Seriously, they are the unsung heroes holding your whole body up. With a mix of bones, tendons, muscles, and ligaments; they’re making sure you can do all the things you love, from strolling to running a marathon.
Think about it—even the simplest step or a full-on dance move starts with your feet. They’re like the trusty pillars supporting your body, making sure everything’s evenly distributed and other joints aren’t feeling the strain.
Now, if you’re dealing with some discomfort while working, walking, or just moving around, it might be worth asking yourself: Is my posture a bit wonky? Am I standing funny? Maybe it’s time to consider that the issue lies in the foundation—your feet. A Lower Limb Musculoskeletal Assessment could be the way to figuring things out. Give your feet the attention they deserve, and who knows, you might be back to dancing through life in no time!
Lower Limb Musculoskeletal Assessment
A Lower Limb Musculoskeletal Assessment uses up-to-date podiatric knowledge to identify the underlying causes of your foot problem. At the end of your Assessment your Podiatrist will have made a diagnosis and prescribed you with a personalised treatment plan that works.
A Lower Limb Musculoskeletal Assessment takes 40 minutes and consists of a series of clinical tests to determine the underlying cause of the pain and discomfort you are experiencing. At the end of the assessment, your Podiatrist will give you a treatment plan which may include Orthotics, Pulsewave, an exercise programme and shoe recommendations.
A Lower Limb Musculoskeletal Assessment is suitable for people with:
Ankle Pain
Calf Strain
Forefoot Pain
Heel Pain (Plantar Fasciitis)
Lower Back Pain
Shin Pain
Our focus is on Musculoskeletal Assessments, means investing in knowledge and technology that improves our clinical skills in this specialty area.
Prescription Custom Foot Orthotics are custom made using 3D Print technology. Foot Mechanics uses an Auckland based digital lab to manufacture all prescription made foot orthotics. 3D Printed Orthotics are thinner, lighter, stronger and environmentally friendly.