Fat Pad Restoration

Do you ever feel like you’re walking on pebbles? Do you have foot padding that has been lost in the heel or ball of your feet? Fortunately, there is a solution! Inspire Wellness & Aesthetics provides fat pad restoration services to help those who need relief from this common problem.

Fat pad restoration is a medical procedure that can help restore the natural cushioning and padding of your feet. With the help of our expert Board Certified Podiatrists and the latest technology, you can get back on your feet with improved comfort and confidence.

What is Fat Pad Restoration and How Does It Work?

Fat pad restoration is a cutting-edge, non-invasive treatment aimed at rejuvenating the natural cushioning beneath the feet.

This procedure is particularly beneficial for alleviating discomforts associated with fat pad atrophy, such as plantar fasciitis and heel pain. Fat pad atrophy, often triggered by factors like high heel use, diabetic neuropathy, or repetitive strain, leads to significant thinning of the protective fat pads on the foot’s sole, causing pain and difficulty in walking or standing for extended periods. The restoration process involves harvesting fat from another body part, such as the abdomen or buttocks, and reinjecting it into the feet to restore lost volume and enhance comfort. Additionally, treatments like Radiesse® dermal filler and Leneva® allograft adipose matrix are used to cushion painful areas and stimulate the body to produce more fat cells, improving mobility and quality of life.

What are the benefits of Fat Pad Restoration?

Fat pad restoration is a revolutionary treatment for feet that can restore lost cushioning and relieve pain and discomfort.

This innovative technique can help people suffering from foot conditions such as plantar fasciitis, Morton’s neuroma, heel spurs, arthritis, and more. Fat pad restoration reduces pain associated with these conditions and improves flexibility, mobility, and balance. Or those looking for a safe, minimally invasive way to enhance their appearance or diminish pain from injuries, fat pad restoration is an excellent option.

Common FAQs

Is it possible to restore fat pads on the feet?

Fat pads on the feet are essential for providing cushion and support. Unfortunately, they can deteriorate due to overuse, age, illness, or injury. Fortunately, there are several treatments available to help restore fat pads on the feet. From lifestyle changes to medical procedures, there are ways to reduce foot pain and improve comfort by restoring the lost cushioning. Fat pad restoration is a special treatment that helps restore the foot's natural cushioning. We offer a variety of fat pad restoration treatments at Inspire Wellness & Aesthetics to help ease your pain.

What happens when the fat pads on our feet thin out?

When the padding under our feet thins out, it causes fat pad atrophy. Fat pad atrophy is a condition that affects the foot, causing thinning of the protective fat pad. This can lead to pain, inflammation, pain, and an increased risk of injury. Those with this condition must know its causes and treatments to reduce discomfort and maintain healthy feet.

What is an allograft?

Allografts are an invaluable resource in the medical field, giving individuals needing organ or tissue transplants a chance for a healthier life. Leneva® is an allograft derived from donated human adipose (human fat). Through this process, tissues and organs can be safely transplanted from one person to another, helping to bridge the gap between those in need and those willing to donate.

What is Leneva®, and how does it help?

Leneva® is a revolutionary new injectable human fatty tissue designed to support the body's regeneration process. It is made with strict processing methods to ensure it maintains its structure and remains safe for use. With Leneva®, patients can rest assured that they are getting the best care regarding their tissue regeneration needs.

What can be treated with fillers and fat pad restoration?

Several conditions can be treated with fillers and fat pad restoration, such as bunions, hammer toes, corns, calluses, diabetic ulcerations, neuropathy, plantar fasciitis, heel pad injections, cortisone injections, neuroma, metatarsalgia, and bone friction.