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Corrective Foot Surgeries

Gait control, footwork & surgical repair of deformities

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Conditions We Treat

Hallux valgus (bunion)
Hammer toe
Flat feet
Metatarsalgia
Plantar fasciitis
Chronic tendinopathies
Coilopodia
Morton Neuromas

Diagnostic Approach

Treatment of foot conditions begins with a detailed evaluation — before any treatment decision:

Pelmatography & gait analysis

Recording of pressure distribution statically and dynamically. It recognizes which area is overloaded and where the cause of the pain is located — before damage or deformity occurs.

X-ray in an upright position

Essential for bunions, hammer toes and flat feet. The upright position allows evaluation under load — the deformations are seen to their true extent.

Ultrasound of nerves and tendons

Detects Morton neuromas, tendonitis, and effusions. Dynamic in-motion examination to assess the integrity of the peroneal and Achilles tendon.

Foot MRI

For complicated cases — ankle cartilage, ligament damage, necrosis, or when the clinical picture is not explained by simple examinations.

Clinical Alignment Assessment

Examination of the entire lower limb — knee, ankle, tread on a chain. Foot pain often stems from problems higher up the chain.

Measurement of Leg Discrepancy

Clinical and radiological measurement of leg length difference — a common hidden cause of foot, knee and lower back pain.

Treatment Options

First the conservative treatment is exhausted: special orthotic insoles, appropriate footwear, physiotherapy, and changes in daily activities. Surgery is recommended only when the pain significantly affects the quality of life and conservative treatment has failed. Modern techniques allow minimally invasive correction with quick recovery.

Leg pain or deformity that bothers you?

Early assessment prevents deterioration — make an appointment today.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does bunion surgery always need surgery? +

Nope. In the early stages without significant pain, special shoes, toe spacers and physiotherapy are sufficient. Surgery is recommended when pain affects daily life despite conservative treatment.

What is Morton's neuroma? +

Thickening of the nerve between the 3rd–4th metatarsal causing burning pain and numbness in the fingers. It is diagnosed by ultrasound or MRI. It is treated with cortisone injections or minor surgical resection.

How long does recovery from bunion surgery take? +

Usually 6–8 weeks in a special unloading shoe with charging from day one. Return to regular shoes in 2 months, to sneakers in 3 months.