Center for No-Bone-Breaking Bunion Surgery

Center for No-Bone-Breaking Bunion Surgery in Island, Hong Kong

More than 90% of bunion sufferers are women, mostly above 50 years old. Surveys revealed about 25% of adult females were affected, and about 80% had a positive family bunion history. Bunion certainly does not look nice, but even more importantly impairs the walking function of the foot. As the foot and body have to compensate for the loss of big toe function, pain, callus, clawed toe deformity, collapsed arches, loss of balance, straining and pain in the leg and lower back muscles can all follow.

Our Center offer a unique and clinically proven no-bone-breaking surgical technique that can eliminate all bunion related pains, restore normal foot function for all activities and prevent recurrences, with fewer and milder complications. If the patient have bilateral bunion deformity, she can have both feet corrected at the same time and will still be allowed and able to walk the day after surgery. Patient can travel within a week after surgery.

While the traditional bunion surgeries require breaking of bones, they are painful, risky, and still unable to restore normal walking mechanics or to prevent bunion recurrence.

Center for No-Bone-Breaking Bunion Surgery, can be found in Central Island, Island, Hong Kong, is a long established Clinic, serving local and overseas patients since 2004.

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Center for No-Bone-Breaking Bunion Surgery has a handful of additional facilities available (details below), and is very well catered to local patients and international patients by employing staff who speak both Chinese and English.

There are several medical staff working at the Clinic, with 6 in total, and Center for No-Bone-Breaking Bunion Surgery are accredited by just one known accreditations institute, MPS - Medical Protection Society

More than 90% of bunion sufferers are women, mostly above 50 years old. Surveys revealed about 25% of adult females were affected, and about 80% had a positive family bunion history. Bunion certainly does not look nice, but even more importantly impairs the walking function of the foot. As the foot and body have to compensate for the loss of big toe function, pain, callus, clawed toe deformity, collapsed arches, loss of balance, straining and pain in the leg and lower back muscles can all follow.