Foot and ankle treatment should correct the problem while respecting alignment, stability, footwear needs and the activities you want to return to.
Book via WhatsAppBunions vary considerably. The appropriate correction depends on deformity pattern, first-ray stability, joint condition and associated lesser-toe problems.
Selected deformities can be treated through smaller incisions, but minimally invasive surgery is a technique rather than a goal by itself. The procedure should match the deformity.
Arthroscopy can be useful for selected impingement, cartilage and intra-articular conditions after clinical and imaging assessment.
Flatfoot, cavus and recurrent deformity may require a broader assessment of alignment, tendon balance and joint flexibility before deciding treatment.
Persistent pain, recurrent instability, loss of function, mechanical symptoms or difficulty returning to normal activity are reasons to obtain an orthopedic assessment. Treatment is individualized after history, examination and review of appropriate imaging.