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Your NYC bunion removal specialist Dr. Solomon offer a variety of newest options to treat bunions. At Manhattan Foot Specialists a newest bunion surgery is only performed when conservative, non-surgical solutions don’t alleviate your pain. Dr. Solomon, New York bunion surgeon will choose a newest procedure that corrects your deformity with minimal scarring and recovery time as well as to obtain an optimal cosmetic end result. Come see the bunion surgery treatment center in Manhattan and meet Dr. Solomon, top bunionectomy doctor in NYC. Experience, skill, knowledge and compassion. Get the bunion treatment you need in the safe, reassuring hands of the best bunion surgery specialists in NYC.
Bunion Surgery. A bunion refers a bump on the base of the big toe joint. This bump is typically associated with the misalignment of the joint and is caused by different pathologies of the foot. Your NYC bunions removal doctor, Dr Solomon can explain what the cause of your deformity is and how to correct or remove it. Visit a best rated bunion removal doctor in NYC to explore your surgical and non-surgical treatment options. Often people have a bunion deformity on both feet and correcting both deformities at the same time is referred to as a bilateral bunionectomy. We recommend correcting the deformity one foot at a time but in some instances a bilateral bunionectomy may be indicated.
All symptoms, potential procedural, bunion removal options should always be discussed with your local podiatrist or bunion surgeon after a thorough consultation and examination for an accurate diagnosis and treatment plan.
Bunion Surgery. A bunion refers a bump on the base of the big toe joint. This bump is typically associated with the misalignment of the joint and is caused by different pathologies of the foot. Your NYC bunions removal doctor, Dr Solomon can explain what the cause of your deformity is and how to correct or remove it. Visit a best rated bunion removal doctor in NYC to explore your surgical and non-surgical treatment options. Often people have a bunion deformity on both feet and correcting both deformities at the same time is referred to as a bilateral bunionectomy. We recommend correcting the deformity one foot at a time but in some instances a bilateral bunionectomy may be indicated.
All symptoms, potential procedural, bunion removal options should always be discussed with your local podiatrist or bunion surgeon after a thorough consultation and examination for an accurate diagnosis and treatment plan.
