What is minimally invasive bunion surgery?

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.

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.

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.

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.

Unlike traditional methods, these advanced techniques involve smaller incisions, resulting in reduced scarring and quicker recovery times. Patients can experience less postoperative pain and swelling, allowing for a faster return to normal activities.

MIS techniques are used to release the contracture causing your toes to bend abnormally and repair the deformity through small incisions.

We relieve painful foot conditions like Morton’s neuroma and calluses concentrated in the ball of the foot using minimally invasive methods.

Similar to bunion surgery but addressing the bump and misalignment at the base of the little toe through small incisions.

Minimally Invasive Surgery helps restore flexibility and reduce pain in the big toe joint while preserving foot mobility.