Minimally Invasive When Possible

Surgery is never our first suggestion, but when conservative care has run its course, the right procedure can restore function and end pain that has limited your life for months or years.

Where appropriate, we use minimally invasive techniques that mean smaller incisions, less disruption to surrounding tissue, and a faster, more comfortable recovery than traditional open surgery.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. Surgery is never our first suggestion. When conservative care has run its course and pain is limiting your life, the right procedure can restore function, but we always explain the alternatives first.

Minimally invasive techniques use smaller incisions and cause less disruption to surrounding tissue, which usually means a faster, more comfortable recovery than traditional open surgery. We use them wherever they are appropriate.

Recovery depends entirely on the procedure. Before any surgery we explain a realistic timeline for weight-bearing, driving, work, and exercise so you can plan, rather than giving a generic estimate.

Our surgeons are experienced across the full range of foot and ankle procedures. You will know exactly who is performing your surgery and why a given approach is recommended for your case.

Good surgical decisions are made together. Before any procedure we make sure you understand the diagnosis, the recommended approach and why, what recovery looks like, and what alternatives exist.

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Treatment Options

Schedule a consultation to review the procedures that may be appropriate for your condition and understand what treatment and recovery could involve.