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Get back on your feet again, pain free.
Is a hammertoe throwing off your balance, a burning metatarsalgia making every step agony, a painful bunionette cramping your shoe style, or a stiff hallux rigidus limiting your mobility? Don't suffer in silence! At Boise Bunion, Dr. Kaitlin Neary is specializes in forefoot correction using Minimally Invasve Surgery (MIS). We use advanced, minimally invasive techniques (no major surgery scares here!) to get you back on your feet and feeling fantastic. With our personalized treatment plans you can get back to enjoying an active pain-free lifestyle sooner, rather than later!
Straighten your toes and walk pain free.
Hammertoes explained
Less pain, Less swelling, Faster Recovery
Traditional open bunion corrections require long incisions and significant dissection, leading to increased pain, swelling and scarring, and prolonged recovery time compared to minimally invasive techniques. Minimally invasive bunion surgery involves minimal incisions with improved precision of the correction, resulting in significantly less pain and swelling postoperatively, reduced scarring, and faster return to normal activities.
Improved Cosmesis
Minimally invasive bunion correction offers improved cosmetic outcomes due to the use of smaller incisions, resulting in less noticeable scarring. This approach allows for more precise surgical techniques, enhancing both the function and appearance of the foot post-surgery.
Enhanced Safety and Lower infection risk
Minimally invasive bunion surgery significantly lowers the risk of infection by using smaller incisions, which reduces tissue exposure to external contaminants. With less tissue exposed, the chances of infection are notably decreased when compared to traditional open bunion surgery. This approach not only accelerates healing and recovery but also enhances patient safety by minimizing the risk of postoperative complications.
Improved Outcomes
Minimally invasive bunion surgery offers improved outcomes by allowing for more precise correction with smaller incisions, which leads to less tissue damage and a quicker recovery. Patients experience reduced pain, swelling, and scarring compared to traditional open surgery, resulting in both functional and cosmetic benefits. The enhanced precision of the procedure also contributes to a lower risk of complications, such as infection or recurrence of the bunion. Overall, this approach provides a faster return to normal activities with long-lasting, more satisfying results for patients.
Straighten your toes and walk pain free.
Hammertoes explained
Do your toes look like they’re taking an unwanted permanent bend? Hammertoes occur when the middle joint of a toe – usually the second, third, or fourth becomes abnormally bent upwards. This can happen due to various reasons like wearing ill-fitting shoes for extended periods, genetics, or certain foot types. Symptoms include pain, corns and calluses on top of the affected toes, and difficulty walking or wearing certain shoes.
If your toes are bent and causing discomfort, minimally invasive hammertoe correction is your solution! Dr. Kaitlin Neary utilizes advanced techniques to realign the contracted joint and restore a natural appearance and pain-free mobility to your toes.
Pain relief in the ball of your foot.
Metatarsalgia relief
Pain relief in the ball of your foot.
Metatarsalgia relief
Do you experience a burning, aching pain in the ball of your foot? Metatarsalgia describes a general term for pain affecting the metatarsal bones in the forefoot. This pain can originate from various sources like Morton’s neuroma (a pinched nerve), stress fractures, or callus formation. Activities like running, standing for long periods, or wearing high heels can aggravate the condition.
If you have persistent pain in the ball of your foot, impacting your ability to walk or participate in activities, Boise Bunion can help. Dr. Neary will diagnose the underlying cause of your metatarsalgia and offer minimally invasive treatment options. This may involve addressing Morton’s neuroma, removing calluses, or providing support to relieve pressure on the metatarsal bones.
Lasting relief for your pinky toe bump.
Bunionette surgery
Is there a painful bump on the outside base of your little toe? Similar to a bunion on the big toe, a bunionette is a bony bump that forms due to pressure and misalignment of the little toe joint. This can cause pain, redness, and difficulty wearing shoes. Sound familiar?
If you have a painful bump on your little toe that’s making it difficult to walk or wear shoes comfortably, minimally invasive bunionette surgery will get you back on your feet again! At Boise Bunion, we use advanced techniques to correct the misalignment and remove the bony bump – restoring a smooth appearance and pain-free mobility to your little toe.
Lasting relief for your pinky toe bump.
Bunionette surgery
Less pain, Less swelling, Faster Recovery
Traditional open bunion corrections require long incisions and significant dissection, leading to increased pain, swelling and scarring, and prolonged recovery time compared to minimally invasive techniques. Minimally invasive bunion surgery involves minimal incisions with improved precision of the correction, resulting in significantly less pain and swelling postoperatively, reduced scarring, and faster return to normal activities.
Improved Cosmesis
Minimally invasive bunion correction offers improved cosmetic outcomes due to the use of smaller incisions, resulting in less noticeable scarring. This approach allows for more precise surgical techniques, enhancing both the function and appearance of the foot post-surgery.
Enhanced Safety and Lower infection risk
Minimally invasive bunion surgery significantly lowers the risk of infection by using smaller incisions, which reduces tissue exposure to external contaminants. With less tissue exposed, the chances of infection are notably decreased when compared to traditional open bunion surgery. This approach not only accelerates healing and recovery but also enhances patient safety by minimizing the risk of postoperative complications.
Improved Outcomes
Minimally invasive bunion surgery offers improved outcomes by allowing for more precise correction with smaller incisions, which leads to less tissue damage and a quicker recovery. Patients experience reduced pain, swelling, and scarring compared to traditional open surgery, resulting in both functional and cosmetic benefits. The enhanced precision of the procedure also contributes to a lower risk of complications, such as infection or recurrence of the bunion. Overall, this approach provides a faster return to normal activities with long-lasting, more satisfying results for patients.
Restoring flexibility to your big toe.
Hallux rigidus
Does the big toe joint cause you grief? Hallux rigidus, meaning “stiff toe” describes arthritis affecting the joint where your big toe meets your foot. This often results in a dull ache or stiffness, especially at the base of the big toe. Similar to metatarsalgia, activities like walking, climbing stairs, or wearing tight shoes can worsen the pain.
If persistent stiffness or pain in your big toe joint is limiting your mobility, Boise Bunion can help. Dr. Neary will diagnose the cause of your hallux rigidus and create a personalized treatment plan to get you back on your feet comfortably. This involves minimally invasive surgical options.
Restoring flexibility to your big toe.
Hallux rigidus
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