Diabetes quietly damages the nerves and blood vessels of the feet. A small blister can become an ulcer; an untreated ulcer can lead to amputation. In India, diabetic foot problems are the #1 cause of non-traumatic amputations — and almost all of them are preventable with the right footwear and care.

Our diabetic foot programme begins with a complete foot-risk assessment: sensation testing with monofilament and tuning fork, pulse checks, skin and nail inspection, and foot-pressure analysis. Based on your risk level we prescribe the right protection.

For low-risk patients, custom-moulded insoles distribute pressure evenly. For moderate/high-risk patients or those with existing ulcers, we fabricate total-contact insoles from MCR (microcellular rubber) and mould custom diabetic shoes that offload pressure from wound sites — allowing healing while you keep walking.

We also educate every patient and family on daily foot inspection, correct nail care, sock selection and warning signs — because prevention is a habit, not a one-time product.

What We Offer in Diabetic Foot Care & Diabetic Footwear

Diabetic Footwear

Extra-depth pressure-relief shoes that protect sensitive feet and prevent ulcers.

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Custom MCR Insoles

Soft cushioning insoles moulded to your feet to spread pressure evenly.

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Ulcer-Prevention Shoes

Specialised chappals and shoes for healed or high-risk ulcer feet.

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Silicone Toe Protectors

Soft silicone caps and separators that shield toes from friction and pressure.

Who Is This For?

Anyone with diabetes for more than 5 years
Patients with numbness, tingling or burning in the feet
Patients who have had a foot ulcer before
People with visible foot deformities (hammer toes, bunions)
Post-ulcer healing patients needing pressure offloading
Elderly diabetics living alone who need guided foot care

Our Step-by-Step Process

Step 1	Foot-risk screening & vascular check (15 minutes)
Step 2	Pressure & gait assessment
Step 3	Recommendation: insole vs. MCR footwear vs. total-contact device
Step 4	3D scan / foam-box impression of the foot
Step 5	Custom moulding & fabrication (3–7 days)
Step 6	Fit-check with ulcer-site pressure verification
Step 7	Review after 2 weeks, then every 6 months