Map the pressure point
Identify whether lost cushioning is affecting the heel, forefoot or another high-pressure area.
Fat Pad Restoration
Restore Lost Foot Cushioning
Review the Leneva pathway for fat-pad loss and high-pressure areas, including the material, aftercare and payment considerations.
01 — Understand
A treatment designed around missing cushioning
We use Leneva as an FDA-approved adipose matrix for selected fat-pad restoration and high-pressure areas such as the heel, ball of the foot, bunions, corns and calluses. The material is made from donated, sterilized human adipose tissue.
01Used by podiatrists for selected fat-pad and pressure concerns
02Described as a donated, sterilized adipose-tissue matrix
03Performed by our team as an in-office injection
02 — Process
Plan around pressure, placement and protection
Treatment planning begins with the area of fat-pad loss and includes short-term protection after the injection.
Review the injection plan
Discuss how much material is proposed, where it will be placed and what risks or alternatives apply.
Follow the offloading plan
Plantar fat-pad replacement is typically followed by an offloading surgical shoe for about two weeks.
03 — Questions to Discuss
Bring these questions to your Leneva consultation
This is a discussion checklist, not an eligibility test. A consultation should connect the treatment to documented fat-pad loss rather than treating every callus or heel complaint as the same problem.
1Is fat-pad loss contributing to my symptoms?
2Which pressure area would be treated?
3What footwear or offloading will I need afterward?
4What alternatives fit my diagnosis?
04 — Payment Planning
Leneva is self-pay
Leneva injections are not covered by insurance. Confirm the current fee, payment expectations and any follow-up costs directly with us before scheduling treatment.
Make an Informed Choice
Connect the treatment to your diagnosis
Bring your prior care, current symptoms and financial questions into one focused consultation.