At Your FootDr, we assess how your feet, ankles, knees, hips and lower back work together during standing, walking and movement. Poor foot posture, altered gait, muscle imbalance, joint restriction or leg length differences can place extra stress on the lower limbs and contribute to pain or injury.
Our biomechanical podiatry service focuses on identifying the underlying cause of your symptoms, not just treating the painful area. Through gait assessment, lower-limb assessment and personalised treatment, we aim to improve comfort, mobility and long-term function.
Biomechanical pain can develop when the body is not moving, loading or absorbing pressure efficiently. These issues may build up over time and contribute to pain in the feet, ankles, shins, knees, hips or lower back.
Our approach focuses on identifying movement and alignment issues to improve function and reduce strain. Each step is designed to ensure accurate assessment, targeted correction, and long-term biomechanical balance.
We assess your posture, gait, foot mechanics, lower-limb alignment, joint movement and pressure points to understand how your body is loading during movement.
We identify contributing factors such as poor gait patterns, muscle imbalance, joint restriction, leg length differences, foot posture issues or overload.
We provide a tailored treatment plan, which may include footwear advice, orthotic therapy, strengthening exercises, mobility work, load management or referral where needed.
At Your FootDr, we look beyond the painful area to understand how your feet and lower limbs are functioning as a whole. Our goal is to identify the cause of pain, improve movement and provide practical treatment that supports long-term comfort and mobility.
We use gait assessment, posture analysis and lower-limb screening to better understand the cause of your symptoms.
Each treatment plan is tailored to your pain, activity level, footwear, work demands and long-term goals.
We provide detailed lower-limb assessment with a focus on comfort, function and long-term results.
We assess how the foot, ankle, knee, hip and lower back may be connected to your pain or movement issues.
Targeted advice and treatment can help reduce strain caused by poor gait, posture or lower-limb mechanics.
Exercises and mobility strategies may help improve control, flexibility and load tolerance.
A biomechanical assessment looks at how your feet, ankles, knees, hips and lower limbs move and function. It helps identify factors that may be contributing to pain, poor movement or recurring injury.
Not always. Orthotics may be recommended if they are clinically appropriate, but treatment may also include footwear advice, strengthening, stretching, load management or other strategies.
Yes, in some cases poor foot posture or altered lower-limb mechanics can contribute to extra stress through the knees, hips or lower back.
It may help with heel pain, arch pain, ankle pain, shin pain, knee pain, hip-related symptoms, leg length concerns and recurring lower-limb injuries.
No. Gait assessment can be helpful for anyone with pain during walking, standing, work, sport or daily activity.
Our team can help with general foot care, diabetic foot checks, sports injuries, paediatric concerns, orthotics and lower-limb assessments.
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