Foot Surgery

A guide to fusion of the big toe joint, including why it may be recommended, how the joint is stabilised and what recovery involves.

An overview of surgery to correct a high-arched, inwardly curved foot, including the procedures used to restore alignment and stability.

Learn about the surgical correction of claw toes, including how the affected joints and soft tissues may be treated and what to expect during recovery.

A guide to removing a foreign object embedded in the foot, including the surgical approach, wound care and recovery.

Learn about the surgical removal of a lesion from the foot, including why excision may be recommended and what happens before and after surgery.

An overview of surgery to remove a tarsal coalition, a connection between two bones in the foot that can cause pain and restricted movement.

A guide to reconstructive surgery for complex forefoot problems, which may involve correcting several bones, joints or soft tissues.

Learn about Lisfranc injuries affecting the midfoot, including when surgery may be required to restore alignment and stability.

An overview of surgery that joins damaged or painful midfoot joints to improve stability and reduce pain.

Learn how small-incision techniques can be used to correct hallux valgus (bunions), with details about the surgical approach and recovery.

A guide to surgical treatment for Morton's neuroma, including removal of the affected nerve tissue and what to expect during recovery.

An overview of open bunion surgery, including how the bones and soft tissues may be corrected to improve alignment of the big toe.

Learn about combined surgery for peroneal tendon problems and hindfoot alignment, including tendon repair or transfer and repositioning of the heel bone.

A guide to wedge resection surgery, explaining how a section of bone or tissue is removed to correct a specific foot problem.

An overview of Weil osteotomy, a procedure used to shorten or reposition a metatarsal to address certain forefoot problems and relieve pressure.