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Home faqIs a Cast Required Following Bunion Surgery?

Is a Cast Required Following Bunion Surgery?

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Foot casting
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Bunion surgery is not a one-size-fits-all procedure because a moderate bunion requires a different technique than a severe bunion. There are a variety of techniques that can be used to treat a bunion on your feet.

Some bunion surgery methods, such as those for mild and moderate bunions, are safe. The part of the foot being operated on, the type of treatment, and the type and stability of the fixation utilized all contribute to the surgery’s stability. We don’t need to add any additional stability or protection from a cast because of the stability.

The surgery is less stable with severe bunions. We must protect it for it to heal successfully. You will be in a cast after surgery in these circumstances.

Bunions can progress from mild to moderate to severe over time. If you have your bunions checked and treated sooner, you will have more conservative options and, if surgery is your best option, a faster recovery. Contact Houston podiatrist, Dr. Shobowale to evaluate your bunion and offer the best course of therapy.

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