Hallux valgus, commonly known as a bunion, is a deformity of the joint connecting the big toe to the foot. It is characterized by the deviation of the big toe towards the other toes. In cases where conservative treatments, such as orthotics or changes in footwear, do not provide relief, surgical intervention may be considered. Hallux valgus surgery aims to correct the deformity, alleviate pain, and improve function.
A surgery is recommended only in cases when a conservative treatment fails or in case of progressing deformity. Bone deformity and pain after the surgery usually resolve in the majority of patients.
The point of surgery is to correct the bone axis, to remove the bone outgrowths and to restore a normal joint function.
Please contact Moda Donna if you're considering foot surgery and any Orthopaedic surgery. We work in close partnership with leading European Orthopaedic Surgeons and provide most advanced and effective surgery treatments and procedures for over 15 years. Our medical staff are highly trained and experienced. Our surgeons have thousands of hours of experience in surgical and medical settings, as well as holding memberships with the appropriate European healthcare bodies.
Price: | From € 1600 |
Surgery Location: | Lithuania |
Anaesthetic: | General |
HSE EU Cross-border directive scheme: | Yes, please contact us for assistance |
Rehabilitation: | Best rehabilitation centres in Lithuania |
Moda Donna - Ireland's Leading foot surgery and Orthopaedic surgery clinic with great expertise in a wide range of surgical treatments. Please contact Moda Donna if you're considering ankle surgery and any Orthopaedic surgery.
All of our Orthopaedic treatments and procedures take place at our partner Orthopaedic centres in Lithuania. Our surgeons and consultants will consult you during our online informational events. Please contact Moda Donna and start your life-changing patient journey today!
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The team of physicians in our clinic will carry out all necessary examinations and will assess general patients’ health condition. Aiming to ensure the best possible result, before the surgery you should follow physician's instructions.
After the surgery the patient for several hours is transferred to an intensive care ward for observation, later the in-hospital treatment is continued. Usually on the next day after the surgery the patient is discharged. Dressings are applied on the feet for some 3 to 6 weeks and subsequently special shoes are chosen. Later wearing of regular footwear is allowed, however physical activity is limited for more 8 to 12 weeks.
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