Necessity analysis of using plantar laser 3D scanner for testing in different age groups

With the rapid development of science and technology, more and more families are beginning to pay attention to foot health. As an accurate, safe and non-invasive detection tool, the plantar laser 3D scanner is quietly entering the daily health management of teenagers, adults and even the elderly.

Many people wonder: "Do people of different ages really need to do plantar scans?" The answer is - yes, and it is very necessary.

Why? Let's analyze them one by one today.

1. Children and adolescents (3-18 years old): the "golden period" for discovering developmental problems

Children's feet are in the development stage. Once flat feet, inversion and valgus, abnormal gait and other conditions occur, it will not only affect athletic ability, but may also cause abnormal development of the spine, pelvis and knee joints.

Using a plantar laser 3D scanner, you can:

Early detection of arch abnormalities and early intervention

Monitor the development trend of foot shape with age

Provide accurate data for customized corrective insoles to improve gait problems

Prevent scoliosis, high and low shoulders and other posture problems

A plantar scan is the best guardian for growth and development.

2. Adult stage (18-50 years old): "body alarm" for people who stand or sit for a long time

Most adults are in a high-intensity working state for a long time, especially teachers, medical staff, service personnel and other long-standing occupational groups, as well as IT, design and other sedentary groups. They are very likely to suffer from "sub-health" symptoms such as heel pain, knee pain, back pain, etc. due to long-term uneven pressure on the soles of the feet.

Through the three-dimensional foot scanner, you can:

Analyze the impact of long-term bad standing or sitting posture on the feet

Discover abnormal pressure distribution on the soles of the feet and adjust standing habits in time

Assist in making decompression insoles to relieve foot fatigue

As an important basis for sports shoe selection or fitness gait assessment

A scientific foot report is a health investment for yourself.

3. Middle-aged and elderly stage (over 50 years old): "health assistant" to prevent degenerative diseases

With age, the plantar fat pad becomes thinner and the joints age, and common problems such as hallux valgus, high arches, and plantar fasciitis are common. The risk of falling is significantly increased due to the decline in balance ability of middle-aged and elderly people.

The role of laser foot scanner is particularly prominent at this stage:

Accurately evaluate the degree of foot structure degeneration

Judge the development trend of foot deformity to facilitate early intervention

Guide insole design or functional shoe selection to enhance walking stability

Assist in chronic disease management, such as plantar decompression design for diabetic foot and other problems

Don't wait until your feet are "old" before you start to pay attention to them, start protecting yourself from every step.