Bunion Care and Treatment

If you suffer from bunions, you’re in good company. They are one of the most common foot problems, affecting an estimated 25-33% of adults.

Bunions are categorized as mild, moderate or severe and their severity will dictate the treatment recommendations.

Bunions don't always mean surgery. Read several helpful strategies to ease bunion pain without surgery.

While the symptoms of bunions and big toe arthritis can be similar, their causes and treatment options vary.

One surgery does not fit all. Every bunion surgery is different and should be tailored to each patients' needs.

This happens when a bunion returns after surgery, or when additional problems develop. Revision surgeries account for about 30% of what we do.

Our experts answer your frequently asked questions about bunion treatments, surgery and recovery.

Our physicians address these common bunion myths so you can better understand the facts and treatment options available to you.

Dr. Baravarian discusses bunion causes and treatment options.

A bunion typically appears as a bump on the inside edge of the foot, where the innermost bone of the foot meets the big toe. The bump appears when the first metatarsal shifts outward so that the head of the bone protrudes on the inside of the foot near the big toe joint.

If you suffer from bunions, you’re in good company (although it may not feel like it by the end of the day).

Bunions are one of the most common foot problems,...