In-Shoe Pressure Analysis

​Advanced assessment for accurate treatment options and pain relief

If you’re experiencing foot, ankle, knee, or hip pain, the cause may be how pressure moves through your feet when you walk.

Many foot problems develop during movement, not when you are standing still. That’s why advanced testing like Medilogic In-Shoe Pressure Analysis can be extremely helpful in identifying the real cause of pain and improving treatment outcomes.

This technology allows your podiatrist to see exactly how your feet function inside your shoes while you walk, helping create more accurate diagnoses and better choices of treatment.  Find out more here in our blog

 What Is Medilogic In-Shoe Pressure Analysis?

Medilogic is a state-of-the-art foot pressure analysis system that measures how pressure is distributed across your feet while you move.

Ultra-thin sensor insoles are placed inside your shoes. As you walk, hundreds of tiny sensors measure:

• Pressure under different parts of your feet
• How your weight shifts with each step
• Whether your feet roll inwards or outwards with each step
• Differences between your left and right foot
• Areas where excessive pressure may cause pain or injury

This data is displayed on specialised software as colour pressure maps and movement patterns, giving your podiatrist a detailed understanding of how your feet function.

Benefits of foot pressure analysis

Patients benefit from this technology because it:

✔ Identifies hidden pressure problems
✔ Helps determine the cause of pain
✔ Improves orthotic accuracy and effectiveness
✔ Provides visual evidence of how your feet function
✔ Helps prevent future injuries and chronic problems
✔ Allows progress to be tracked over time

Who should have this assessment?

Medilogic In-Shoe Pressure Analysis is particularly helpful if you:

• Need new or replacement orthotics
• Have persistent foot pain
• Experience knee or hip discomfort when walking
• Have recurrent sports injuries
• Want a detailed analysis of your walking mechanics

In-Shoe Pressure Analysis is helpful if you have pain in your:

Feet – Conditions like heel pain, plantar fasciitis, arch pain, or forefoot pain often occur due to repeated pressure in specific areas.

Ankles – Poor foot mechanics can increase the risk of ankle instability and recurrent sprains.

Knees – Foot posture and walking mechanics can affect knee alignment and joint stress.

Hips – When the feet don’t function properly, the body may compensate higher up the chain, contributing to hip discomfort or imbalance.

The body works as a connected system, and correcting foot mechanics can often improve pain in multiple areas.