1, will there be sequelae after the operation?

Minimally invasive correction has little damage to soft tissue, no ligament movement and no joint injury. The operation is to reset the joint, that is, to set the bone and restore the normal anatomical position of the joint, so there will be no sequelae. After full recovery, running, jumping and wearing all kinds of shoes are completely normal.

2. Does it hurt during and after the operation?

This operation is local anesthesia, and there is no pain during the operation. One-legged surgery only takes about half an hour, and you can walk after surgery. There may be some pain on the night after operation, but it can be tolerated, and you can also take painkillers orally.

3. How long does it take to recover after the operation?

The operation on both feet only takes 1 hour, and they can walk after operation, but they need to be fixed and bandaged for about 5 weeks after operation. In principle, try to stay in bed for the first two days after operation, and do not exercise vigorously or as little as possible within 2 weeks.

4. What should I pay attention to before and after the operation?

There should be no wounds and infections on the feet before operation, and beriberi should be cured if it exists. If you have hypertension, diabetes, etc. , should be controlled within the normal range. Try to be less active and spicy within one week after operation. Teachers and students had better have surgery in summer vacation and have enough rest time.

5. Will it recur in the future?

Minimally invasive hallux valgus surgery, in the case of clear vision, can remove osteophyte, not only clean up without bone foam, but also correct crooked toes and restore metatarsal varus to its normal position. In previous operations, the osteophyte and adductor pollicis were removed to cut off or cut off a metatarsal (commonly known as "broken bones and muscles"), but the metatarsal was still everted. Therefore, before the patient knew that it was not long before the bandage was removed, the big toe was crooked again. There is still a long period of osteophyte, commonly known as "recurrence".

Minimally invasive correction can not only see the visual field clearly in a small wound, but also correct the metatarsal angle and hallux valgus angle to the normal position, which can be seen by X-ray before and after operation. Therefore, hallux valgus will not recur after minimally invasive correction, and the long-term effect is very good.

6. Can you correct your foot shape like a normal person after surgery?

Of course. After operation, it can not only relieve pain, restore function, but also achieve the goal of beautifying feet. Bone mutation is flat, crooked toes are corrected, no seams and scars are left, and feet are narrow and thin, just like normal people.