Blog Post 3: Choosing the Right Footwear: Tips From a Podiatrist
The right shoes are critical — not just for comfort, but for preventing foot problems down the line.
Here’s what to look for when picking out footwear:
1. Proper Fit
Always have your feet measured, even as an adult. Your shoe size can change over time.
2. Good Arch Support
This is essential, especially if you have flat feet or high arches.
3. Adequate Toe Room
Your toes should be able to move freely. Avoid shoes that squeeze or cramp.
4. Low to Moderate Heels
High heels can cause a range of issues, including bunions and back pain.
5. Quality Materials
Breathable, flexible materials help prevent fungal infections and keep your feet healthy.
Pro Tip: Replace your shoes regularly — worn-out soles can lead to imbalances and injuries.
???? Not sure what shoes are best for you? Book a fitting consultation with The Beute Clinic — we can help guide you.

