Bunions come in all different shapes and sizes, but they are actually classified in different ways depending on their size, location and when they develop on a person’s foot. There are three main classifications of bunions that we want to spotlight in today’s blog, and each will be treated a little differently. In today’s blog, […]
Debunking Common Myths About Bunion Surgery
Once your big toe joint has shifted past a certain point, the only way to correct the issue is with a surgical procedure. Dr. Silverman has performed countless bunion correction operations, and he’d be happy to correct your bunion should you need surgery. Prior to bunion surgery, we want all of our patients to be […]
Will I Need Surgery On My Bunion?
Bunions are a slow-developing foot condition, so you can breathe a little easier knowing that you’re not going to develop a bunion overnight. However, once a bunion develops, are you destined for the operating table, or can you manage the condition conservatively? In today’s blog, we explain whether or not you’ll need surgery on your […]
My Bunion Is Getting Worse
Unlike an acute foot injury, bunions tend to develop slowly over time. They typically start off mild and without symptoms, but if you don’t pursue treatment, odds are the condition will slowly progress. Eventually, you will get to the point where your bunion is noticeably worse than it was weeks or months ago, and you […]
When Bunion Correction Goes Wrong – Hallux Varus
We’ve written a lot about the condition hallux valgus in the past, which is the medical term for a bunion, but we haven’t really talked about its lesser known counterpart hallux varus. Oftentimes hallux varus can develop as a result of a failed attempt to correct hallux valgus, but not always. In today’s blog, we […]
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