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Flatfoot (fallen arches) and high arches (cavus foot) may change the way your foot operates and cause discomfort, instability, trouble walking, repeated ankle sprains and progressive deformity. I generally only suggest surgery if problems continue after adequate non-surgical treatment, including orthotics, physiotherapy and supportive footwear.

What does the operation involve?

Your operation is customized for your specific foot and may include: • Osteotomy (bone realignment)

  • Tendon repair or transfer
  • Ligament reconstruction
  • Joint fusion if necessary
  • Balance of soft tissue

The purpose is to correct foot alignment, alleviate discomfort and restore stability.

Weeks 0-2

Elevation, wound care and pain control.

Week 2-6

Wound evaluation, Gradual mobilization and physiotherapy if needed.

Weeks 6-12

Progressive weight bearing, strengthening and balancing exercises

3-6 Months

●      Gradual return to regular activities and low impact exercise.
●      Recovery varies depending on the difficulty of the surgery.

Taking care of your feet

Your operation is customized for your specific foot and may include: • Osteotomy (bone realignment)

  • Lift your foot.
  • Keep the wound dry and clean.
  • Keep the wound dry and clean.
  • Keep the wound dry and clean.
  • No smoking as this may impede recovery.
  • Follow directions on how to wear your cast or boot.

Potential Risks

Complications (uncommon) might include:

  • Infection
  • Problems with wound healing
  • Numbness or tingling in the nerves.
  • Clots
  • Delayed bone healing
  • Delayed bone healing
  • Recurrence of deformities
  • Requires more surgery

I will go over these risks with you before your operation and address any concerns you may have.

When to Reach Out to Me

If you develop please contact my rooms:

  • Fever and/or chills
  • Pain that becomes worse
  • Increased calf discomfort or edema
  • Toes that turn white or blue or feel numb
  • Increased redness, swelling or drainage from the wound

If you have chest discomfort or trouble breathing, call for emergency medical help right away.

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What type of insurance do you accept?

We invite your suggestions and ideas for collaboration by sharing your insights and ideas with us at and be a part of shaping a more happy accessible future.

We invite your suggestions and ideas for collaboration by sharing your insights and ideas with us at and be a part of shaping a more happy accessible future.

We invite your suggestions and ideas for collaboration by sharing your insights and ideas with us at and be a part of shaping a more happy accessible future.