Here, the sole of the shoe is changed so that the shoe takes over the step more and thus relieves the parts of the foot (ball rolls, metatarsal rolls)

...If possible, we use the original sole again for optical and technical reasons

The shoe is raised on one side, right or left, to compensate for the difference in leg length and to correct the pelvic tilt...

the shoe is padded through the sole.

Shoe elevation on the left on one side, due to leg shortening...

extremely soft padding punched through the shoe, 1 cm thick and very soft...

...with soft inserts

The original outsoles are preserved...

...also possible with elegant shoes.

As a shoe raiser to make up the difference, you can shorten the opposite side...

with metatarsal roll....

90% of all shoes can be cut...

The difference must be whether you make one shoe higher or the other lower...