Personal details, complaints and visible changes are recorded.
Taking an image
The patient stands barefoot on a glass sheet, with their weight evenly distributed on both feet.
Making the orthotic insole
Corrective modules are positioned on the coloured image so that they don't touch the areas under the heaviest pressure but form the new corrective pressure line.
Life-size print of the diagram
Composition of the orthotic insole
Using the printed diagram, the modules are affixed to the base by hand. The base is a cork material used in the shoe industry, 1.2 or 1.4 mm thick. The affixed modules are lined with leather, either pig's or cattle's.
Personal details, complaints and visible changes are recorded.
The patient stands barefoot on a glass sheet, with their weight evenly distributed on both feet. 
Corrective modules are positioned on the coloured image so that they don't touch the areas under the heaviest pressure but form the new corrective pressure line. 
