Stop avoiding a better quality of life. With minimally invasive surgery, you can relieve bunion and hammertoe pain—so you can stay active, mobile, and doing what you love.

Minimally invasive surgery is a innovative approach that uses tiny incisions and specialized instruments to correct bunions and hammertoes. This technique is designed to minimize trauma to the surrounding tissue, helping patients experience less pain, minimal scarring, and a quicker return to normal activities.
Minimally Invasive Surgery vs. Traditional Surgery
Minimally Invasive Surgery |
Traditional Open Surgery |
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Incision Size |
Tiny incisions (2-3 mm) | Larger incisions (2-5 inches) |
Tissue Disruption |
Minimal disruption to soft tissues | More extensive exposure of bone and soft tissues |
Scarring |
Minimal scarring | More noticeable scarring |
Pain & Swelling |
Less pain and swelling | Involves more discomfort and swelling |
Recovery Time |
Walking same day in a surgical shoe; return to normal activity 6-8 weeks post-op | Non-weight bearing 6-8 weeks; return to normal activity 3 months+ post-op |
Anesthesia |
Only local anesthesia | Requires general or MAC anesthesia |
Use of Hardware |
No screws, plates, or pins … ever | Requires screws, plates, or pins |
Cosmetic Results |
Nearly invisible scar | More visible scar along the side of the foot |
Surgeon Skill Required |
Requires specialized training and experience | More widely practice technique |
The Surgical Process
Before & After Photos