Foot & Ankle Surgery and Deformity Correction 

Foot and ankle deformities are conditions in which the normal shape, alignment, or function of the foot or ankle is altered. These problems may be present at birth or may develop later due to injury, neurological disorders, arthritis, or long-term biomechanical stress.

These deformities can affect walking, balance, posture, and daily activities. Early diagnosis and appropriate treatment can significantly improve function and prevent long-term disability.

Foot & Ankle Deformity Correction

Foot and ankle deformity correction is tailored to the underlying cause and severity of the deformity. Treatment may involve soft-tissue procedures, tendon balancing, osteotomy, gradual correction techniques or reconstruction, depending on the patient's condition.

Common Foot & Ankle Deformities We Treat

We manage a wide range of conditions, including:

• Clubfoot (Congenital twisted foot)

• Flatfoot (Collapsed arch)

• Hallux valgus (Bunion deformity)

• Equinus deformity (Tiptoe position of foot)

• Cavovarus / Cavus Foot (High-Arched Foot Deformity) 

• Foot deformities in Spina bifida

• Post-traumatic and arthritis-related deformities

Treatment Options

Treatment depends on the type and severity of deformity:

Non-Surgical Treatment:

• Physiotherapy

• Special shoes or insoles (orthotics)

• Bracing and splints

• Stretching exercises

Surgical Treatment:

• Soft tissue release

• Tendon lengthening or transfer

• Bone correction (osteotomy)

• Joint fusion or reconstruction in severe cases

• Gradual deformity correction using external fixation when appropriate