Our Foot Surgery Services

We provide a comprehensive range of foot and ankle surgical procedures using the latest minimally invasive techniques

PREVENTIVE FOOTCARE

Hammertoe Correction

Flexor Tenotomy

    Releases tight toe tendons to correct claw toes and reduce ulcer risk.
Metatarsal bone realignment

Metatarsal Bone Realignment

    Adjusts metatarsals to relieve pressure, correct deformities, and reduce pain.
Arch stabilization

Arch Stabilization

    Supports fallen arches to improve foot alignment and comfort.
Achilles tendon lengthening

Achilles Tendon Lengthening

    Extends the tendon to improve ankle flexibility and relieve strain.
Surgical offloading

Surgical Offloading

    Redistributes weight to protect ulcers and promote healing.
Claw Toe Realignment

Claw Toe Realignment

    Straightens curled toes to relieve pressure and improve function.
Plantar bone growth removal

Plantar Bone Growth Removal

    Removes bone spurs under the foot to ease pain and restore mobility.
Internal splinting

Internal splinting

    Installs plates or screws to stabilize bone structure long‐term.
Bone shaving or removal

Bone shaving or removal

    Shaves protrusions to reduce pressure and improve walking comfort.
Hammertoe Correction

Hammertoe correction

Realigns bent toes to relieve pain and prevent corns.

Achilles Tendon Reconstruction

Achilles tendon reconstruction

Repairs damaged tendon to restore strength and function.


CORRECTIVE FOOTCARE


Reconstructive Surgery for Wounds

Flap Cover Surgery

Flap Cover Surgery

    Covers complex wounds with transplanted tissue to promote healing.
Free Flaps

Free Flaps

    Transfers tissue plus blood supply for durable wound repair.

Nerve‑Related Surgeries

Tendon Transfers

Tendon Transfers

    Repositions tendons to restore foot function and coordination.
Nerve Entrapment Release

Nerve Entrapment Release

    Frees compressed nerves to relieve pain, numbness, or weakness.
Neurolysis

Neurolysis

    Removes scar tissue around nerves to enhance function and comfort.

Surgeries for Complicated Ulcers

Fasciotomies

Fasciotomies

    Releases fascia to relieve pressure and restore blood flow.
Surgical Debridement

Surgical Debridement

    Removes dead tissue to promote healing and prevent infection.
Amputation

Amputation

    Removes severely damaged tissue to preserve overall health.

Minor Surgeries

Ingrown Toenail Correction

Ingrown Toenail Correction

    Treats ingrown nails to relieve pain and prevent infection.
Excision of Corns and Callus

Excision of Corns and Callus

    Removes thickened skin to ease pressure and discomfort.

Our Expert Surgeons

Meet our highly skilled foot and ankle surgeons dedicated to providing exceptional care

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Dr. Rajesh Kumar

Chief of Foot & Ankle Surgery
MBBS, MS (Ortho), Fellowship in Foot & Ankle Surgery
15+ years experience in complex foot surgeries
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Dr. Priya Sharma

Senior Foot Surgeon
MBBS, MS (Ortho), Specialist in Minimally Invasive Surgery
12+ years experience in foot reconstruction
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Dr. Amit Patel

Diabetic Foot Specialist
MBBS, MS (Ortho), Certified Diabetic Foot Surgeon
10+ years experience in diabetic foot care

Preparing for Surgery

πŸ—“οΈ Pre-Surgery Checklist

  • Complete pre-operative medical evaluation
  • Obtain necessary lab tests and imaging
  • Review current medications with surgeon
  • Arrange transportation for surgery day
  • Prepare home recovery space
  • Follow fasting instructions
  • Confirm surgery appointment

πŸ“‹ What to Expect

  • Detailed consultation and examination
  • Discussion of surgical options
  • Review of risks and benefits
  • Anesthesia consultation if needed
  • Post-operative care instructions
  • Recovery timeline explanation
  • Follow-up appointment scheduling

Recovery & Aftercare

πŸ₯ Immediate Post-Op Care

  • Keep foot elevated and iced
  • Take prescribed medications as directed
  • Keep surgical site clean and dry
  • Use assistive devices as recommended
  • Attend all follow-up appointments
  • Watch for signs of complications
  • Follow weight-bearing restrictions

πŸ“ˆ Recovery Timeline

  • Week 1-2: Initial healing and rest
  • Week 3-6: Gradual activity increase
  • Week 6-12: Progressive weight bearing
  • Month 3-6: Return to normal activities
  • Physical therapy as recommended
  • Regular follow-up evaluations
  • Full recovery varies by procedure