Bunion Blog New York City

Bunions are a fairly common foot issue that many people struggle with, and for many of these people there are several non-surgical measures to take to relieve bunion symptoms and pain (though they will no likely reduce the bunion itself). Read More…

Bunions come in a variety of shapes and sizes. This has to do with the unique environment and factors that each individual bunion forms under and is formed by. Different bunion types require different surgical approaches. If you have a Read More…

Bunions, also called hallux abductovalgus, are a boney prominence at the base of the big toe on the inside of the foot. Bunions appear like a bone growth but are actually a bulging of the underlying displaced big toe joint. Read More…

Today bunion surgery recovery looks much different than it did in years past. These days, those recovering from bunion surgery are able to walk immediately with no cast or crutches. This improvement in bunion surgery recovery is thanks in large Read More…

A lot of people tend to worry that the recovery process for their bunion surgery will be long, difficult, and painful. The recovery period may not be the most enjoyable time, but there are ways to ensure that your recovery Read More…

In order to correct a large and severe bunion, foot and ankle surgeon Dr. Neal Blitz must perform a Lapidus bunionectomy. This procedure involves precisely removing sections of the foot bone, cutting tightened tendons, and bone mending. The part of Read More…

Surgery can be a frightening thing for some people. The thought of incisions and stitches can prevent many people who are in need of surgery from taking the steps necessary to properly handle their medical issues. Bunion surgery can be Read More…

Bunions come in a wide variety of sizes. With mild bunions, you may only notice a small bump or bony protrusion extending from around the base of the big toe. With severe bunions, the bump is very large and extends Read More…

Just because you have a bunion does not mean you will necessarily need to undergo surgery in order to correct it. However, your bunion may require surgery, so you should not let your fear of surgery or belief that you Read More…

Sometimes, surgery isn’t immediately required for milder bunions, but that doesn’t mean you will never need surgery. Without proper care and management early on, your bunion will only get worse, which will lead to unnecessary pain and suffering. The idea Read More…