Mr Michael McMullan
Bunion and Toe Surgery is a procedure that corrects deformities of the toes and forefoot, helping to reduce pain, improve function, and restore normal foot alignment.
If you have ongoing toe pain, your GP will assess you and, if they think bunion and toe surgery is right, give you a referral letter to see a specialist.
If you’re using health insurance
If you’re paying for treatment yourself or using a payment plan
Costs can vary depending on the procedure and your personal treatment plan. We’ll give you a clear price guide upfront and explain what’s included.
Flexible payment options are available to help spread the cost. Our team is here to answer questions and help you choose the best way to pay.
You can book an appointment online, call our friendly team, or ask your GP for a referral.
We’re here to answer your questions, talk you through your options, and help you feel confident about your treatment.
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Bunion and toe surgery can relieve pain and discomfort, improve the appearance of your foot, and restore normal movement. It can make walking and wearing shoes easier, reduce pressure on other toes, and prevent further joint problems.
Overall, the procedure can help you return to daily activities with greater comfort and improved foot function.
At Kingsbridge, you’ll be in the expert hands of the UK and Ireland’s top foot consultants.
There are several surgical options depending on the type and severity of your toe or bunion deformity.
Your surgeon will recommend the most suitable procedure based on your condition, ensuring the best possible outcome.
Common procedures include:
Bunionectomy
Osteotomy
Arthrodesis
Exostectomy
Knowing what happens at each stage of toe surgery can help you feel prepared and more at ease. Here’s what you can expect:
Before Surgery
You will have a consultation to assess your foot, review your medical history, and discuss the best surgical option. You may need scans or X-rays to plan the procedure. Your surgeon will explain what to expect and provide guidance on preparing for surgery.
During Surgery
Surgery is usually performed under local or general anaesthetic. The surgeon will correct the toe or bunion using the chosen technique. The procedure typically takes one to two hours, depending on the complexity.
After Surgery
Recovery involves rest, elevating the foot, and following post-operative care instructions. You may need to wear a special shoe or boot, and physiotherapy may be recommended to restore movement. Most patients can resume normal activities gradually over a few weeks, with full recovery taking several months.