Dr. RAHMANZADEH’s surgical method for tailor’s bunion

Common surgical methods for treating tailor’s bunion often damage the fifth toe joint or require several weeks of stress relief by means of walking aids if stabilization by means of a wire has been performed, for example.
Our surgical method avoids these problems by correcting the deformity of the metatarsal bone and backing this measure up by means of a proprietary titanium implant. Even if both feet are operated simultaneously, they are restored to full load-bearing capacity the same day. The stay at the clinic is limited to 3 or 4 days.
The brief clinic visit results in a treatment which avoids long periods of cessation for the patient and enables a quick return to everyday life with their newly acquired mobility.

 
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