Traditionally,
orthopedic shoes have gotten a bad rap for being, well, ugly. But
they’ve come a long way over the years. Even medical-grade shoes for
people with severe deformities, chronic problems, and diabetes are
beginning to look more mainstream, says Jacqueline Sutera, a podiatric surgeon at City Podiatry in Manhattan.
For
the average person concerned about overall foot health, which affects
the entire body from alignment...