Many patients wonder if their bunion will return after surgery. In this month’s blog post, Mr David Gordon explains one of the key benefits of the minimally-invasive approach to bunion correction; potential reduced recurrence rates.
Discover 5 key benefits of the minimally-invasive approach to bunion correction, the technique used by Mr David Gordon for all his bunion surgeries
The cause of bunions has been a subject of debate for decades. In our latest Blog post, The Bunion Doctor shares the different factors that may have played a role in bunion occurrence.
This is a surgical technique where the operation is performed through very small incisions, only a few millimetres long. This is in contrast to traditional surgery performed through large cuts on the foot.
A bunion can develop in childhood, adolescence but more commonly in adulthood. Bunions always get bigger but the process usually takes years. So, once you have a bunion, is it safe to leave?