Flat foot correction at Highgate Hospital

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Flat foot occurs when the arch of your foot is very low or flattens, causing your foot to fall inward.

Not all patients with flat feet experience pain and some patients do not require correction. Both children and adults can have flat feet.

Flat feet can cause problems when muscles and ligaments are stretched. Areas that might be affected are:

  • Knee, hip or back
  • Calf (back of your lower leg)
  • Outside edge of your foot
  • Your arch
  • Inside of your ankle

Supportive shoes can ease discomfort by positioning your foot correctly. Shoe inserts called orthotics can help restore the biometric balance to your legs and feet and realign your posture. In rare cases a brace or surgery may be needed. 

Flat foot correction consultants at Highgate Hospital

Highgate Hospital

17-19 View Road, Highgate, London, N6 4DJ

020 8341 4182
Main switchboard 020 8341 4182
Self-pay enquiries and prices 020 8023 7277
Outpatient appointments 020 3918 9522
Physiotherapy 020 8341 4182
Diagnostic Centre 020 8347 3866
Radiology 0208 347 3866
Private GP Service 020 8341 4182
Finance 020 3925 1815

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