Bunion & Hammertoe Surgery

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Outpatient procedures that realign toes, reduce shoe irritation, and restore comfortable motion—using minimally invasive techniques when appropriate.

• Painful bunion bump at the big-toe joint
• Toe crowding, rubbing, corns, and shoe fit problems
• Stiff or curled toes that limit walking or activity
• Recurrent irritation despite wider shoes or padding

We correct the underlying alignment. For bunions, that means repositioning the bones and balancing soft tissues so the big toe points straight again. For hammertoes, we release tight tendons and straighten the joint—sometimes using a tiny implant or pin. Many cases can be done through small incisions that minimize tissue disruption and swelling.

• Before: Exam, X-rays, and a discussion of your goals and shoe preferences; pre-op instructions reviewed.
• During (outpatient): Regional/local anesthesia with sedation; surgery typically 30–90 minutes depending on the case.
• After: Protected walking in a post-op shoe or boot; elevation and icing to control swelling. Follow-ups check healing and guide activity.

• Walking in a boot or post-op shoe right away (as advised).
• Many return to roomy sneakers in 4–8 weeks; dress/work shoes follow later.
• Final swelling settles over 3–6+ months, with continued gains in comfort and fit.

• Walking in a boot or post-op shoe right away (as advised).
• Many return to roomy sneakers in 4–8 weeks; dress/work shoes follow later.
• Final swelling settles over 3–6+ months, with continued gains in comfort and fit.

• Conditions: Bunions (Hallux Valgus) • Hammertoes • Metatarsalgia
• Treatments: Custom Orthotics • Injections • Sports Injury Treatment

Book an evaluation and leave with a plan you can start today.