Toe Conditions: Failed Toe Surgery Revision

What Can Be Done For a Bunion Surgery?

In some cases, bunion surgery (hallux valgus) fails. In fact, the re-occurrence of a bunion is so common it is not even considered a surgical complication. Though time can cause the bunion return, it is typically due to a new structural big toe problem, joint stiffness or arthritis of the big toe joint (hallux rigidus).

The University Foot and Ankle Institute podiatrists specialize in performing bunion-revision surgery. Prior to any talk of surgery, however, there is thorough diagnostic testing to identify the reason you are experiencing discomfort.

If surgery is indicated, our podiatrists discuss your options and treatment plan. The type of surgical procedure depends upon the severity of the bunion, your age, general health, activity level, and the condition of the bones and tissue.  The podiatrists at UFAI are experts in evaluating and treating repairs to bunion surgery, call to schedule a consultation today!

Revision of a Failed Hammertoe Surgery

Regrettably, not all hammertoe surgeries produce a successful outcome with an aligned, painless toe. The good news is that the University Foot and Ankle Institute podiatrists can help you decide the best treatment to correct your problem. Keep in mind that the revision of hammertoe surgery is one of the most difficult problems to treat.

Often, there has been so much bone removal there is not enough left for any correction of the deformed toes. And in some cases, there is enough bone but the bone cut made is incorrect resulting in poor toe alignment.

Fortunately, most cases of hammertoe deformity can be corrected with proper treatment. Corrections are performed with the use of special pins and possible bone grafts to correct the length and alignment of the toes.

UFAI podiatrists have performed extensive research and perfected many hammertoe surgery techniques in the correction of hammertoe-failed surgery. Our doctors, surgeons, and physical therapists are the very best hammertoe treatment specialists in California.

Failed Fusion Surgery Repair

Although it is rare for fusion surgery to need revision, there are several causes of fusion failure. These include poor fixation, lack of proper bone and cartilage removal from the joint, infection, and overall poor healing.

Our podiatrists have extensive knowledge of revision procedures for great toe problems including conservative orthotic and shoe modifications, revision osteotomy, fusion procedures, and implant replacement options.  Call and schedule a consultation today.

Why Choose University Foot and Ankle Institute for Surgery Revision?

University Foot and Ankle Institute is one of the largest and most technologically advanced providers of foot and ankle care in the country.

Our foot and ankle specialists understand and treat foot and ankle conditions taking full advantage of all the modern treatment modalities available. These range from conservative techniques to surgery using state-of-the-art technologies.  Our team of podiatrists and foot and ankle surgeons provide expert knowledge when evaluating and performing revisions to foot and ankle surgeries performed elsewhere.