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https://www.perfectfeet4u.com Benjamin Watson, Cped Ben Watson is a Certified Pedorthist from the American Board for Certification with over 17 years of experience. Ben is the president of Perfect Feet Foot Care Center. He has had the opportunity to lecture regularly about foot care along the Wasatch front. Ben strives to cultivate an environment of learning at Perfect Feet and has been part of the education of the resident physicians at Porter Family medicine in Mckay Dee hospital during their sports medicine rotation since 2007. Ben is a father of two young children and happily married to Joanna Watson. He enjoys mountain biking, woodworking and playing with his family. He believes in giving back to his community and donates ten percent of Perfect Feet profits. ​

https://www.perfectfeet4u.com Ben Watson, Ogden Pedorthist explains the one of the most common foot problems..plantar fasciitis. If you suffer from this heel and arch pain, listen to this episode. In later episodes, Ben will discuss how foot orthotics are often helpful for the treatment of this foot condition.

https://www.perfectfeet4u.com Ben Watson, Ogden’s board certified Pedorthist, shows how Perfect Feet can help with a short leg by adding a shoe lift. If your struggling with back pain from a having one leg longer than the other..check this out.

https://www.perfectfeet4u.com Feet hurt from poor fitting shoes??? Check out this video! We can make a custom shoe stretcher exactly of your foot. We use a 3d scanner to get a digital copy and then have the stretcher milled from a solid piece of wood. The result is a custom cedar shoe stretcher that will last many years.

https://www.perfectfeet4u.com Ben Watson, Ogden Pedorthist, demonstrates how to use a custom made cedar shoe stretcher to stretch footwear. Disclaimer: Remember that not all shoe materials will be suitable to stretch using steam. Test your own shoes at your own risk. Certain leather finishes will discolor, especially on more complex finishes. Often, the leather can be restored to the original look with polishes or conditioners. Be aware that it may change the original look of the leather.

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