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Fat Pad Restoration with Liposona: Fat pad filler

March 31, 2026

Fat Pad Restoration As A Conservative Treatment For Foot Pain Using Regenerative Medical Therapy

Many patients have pain at the ball of the feet, and they should contact our Hoffman Estates office to discuss conservative treatment. They also have pain at the heel. And they also have pain at the toes. All of these could be due to loss of fat pad. Fat is extremely important to cushion the area so there is less pain while we ambulate. As you grow older the fat below certain areas in the feet decrease. This results in pain in certain areas of the foot. This can be at the heel underneath the fifth metatarsal underneath the ball of the foot and the toes as well.

 

Many women like to wear stiletto’s. These stiletto’s can cause a lot of discomfort at the balls of the feet. Also a lot of fashionable women like to wear narrow shoes. These can cause compression on the little toe as well as at the big toe. This can also result in pressure-point and severe pain in these particular areas.

 

Painful Neuromas can also be resolved with the fat pad injections

 

At the comprehensive foot and ankle Institute we helped restore the fat pad. We use regenerative medical therapy and use Liposana, red light therapy, as well as class IV laser therapy to help restore and rejuvenate the fat pad under the area of most discomfort. Our patients are able to ambulate immediately. And within several weeks most of their pain has subsided and this is being done without any surgery.

 

 

About the Author

Dr. Sutpal Singh, DPM, FACFAS

Board-Certified Foot & Ankle Surgeon

Dr. Sutpal Singh is a third-generation physician and double board-certified foot and ankle surgeon with over 30 years of experience. A UCLA honors graduate in Biochemistry, he completed his medical education at the California College of Podiatric Medicine and surgical residency at VA West LA. Dr. Singh holds advanced fellowship training from the Russian Ilizarov Scientific Centre, Duke University Medical Center, Johns Hopkins University, and Columbia Presbyterian — specializing in complex reconstruction, minimal incision surgery, and peripheral nerve surgery. He is a Fellow of the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons (FACFAS) and a certified specialist in Regenerative Podiatric Medicine. At the Comprehensive Foot and Ankle Institute in Hoffman Estates, IL, Dr. Singh offers innovative alternatives to traditional surgery — including stem cell therapy, Class IV laser therapy, and shockwave treatment — with a focus on restoring mobility and quality of life.