Am I a Candidate for MIS Bunion Surgery?
Factors that determine whether minimally invasive bunion surgery is right for you.
Good Candidates for MIS
MIS bunion surgery may be appropriate if you have:
- Mild to moderate bunion deformity
- Pain that has not responded to conservative treatment
- Good bone quality and density
- No significant arthritis in the big toe joint
- Realistic expectations about outcomes and recovery
Factors That May Require Traditional Surgery
- Severe bunion deformity with large angular displacement
- Significant arthritis
- Poor bone quality or osteoporosis
- Previous bunion surgery
- Complex deformity involving multiple joints
The Evaluation Process
During your consultation, our podiatrist will examine your foot, review X-rays, and discuss your symptoms and goals. Based on this evaluation, we will recommend the most appropriate surgical approach for your situation.
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The best way to determine if you are a candidate for MIS bunion surgery is through a thorough evaluation with one of our podiatrists.
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