G'day I am from Adelaide Australia, had my surgery on the 7th of July as you can see my Bunion Scaring is very…

G'day I am from Adelaide Australia, had my surgery on the 7th of July as you can see my Bunion Scaring is very minimal very happy with the result .I go back on Tues this wk to have the 3 K Wires from my toes which I am really looking forward.I think these were more painful than the bunion.I am so happy to have this done as it wasn't getting any better.Looking forward to wearing Summer Sandels and not hiding my foot anymore. No photo description available. Shared post ChirpyDolphin9341 Hi, I have tailors bunions on both my feet, I’m due for surgery in just shy of 2 weeks, getting both feet done and I was told it was a minimally invasive surgery. I just wanted to know what other people’s experiences were like so I have a rough idea as this is my first surgery. Thanks Shared post Jill Scheppler I’m considering MIS without hardware. I understand the healing of the bone occurs while you have the bandage wrap on for quite some time. Can anyone share results after several years of having the surgery without hardware? Shared post Renee Weaver I have a different question here. We're not born with bunions and I don't know if any children that have bunions. From a little bit of research, which a lot is contradictory, it looks like it could be a muscle issue that is not holding the bone in place. To me it looks like if our foot was a plastic skeleton and we could manipulate it, we could move that bone back in place naturally and not by surgery. I just don't understand the theory behind cutting the bone, and then sticking pins in it. Couldn't there be a device that could push that bone back in place over time? Thank you for listening I have a different question here. We're not born with bunions and I don't know if any children that have bunions. From a little bit of research, which a lot is contradictory, it looks like it could be a muscle issue that is not holding the bone in place. To me it looks like if our foot was a plastic skeleton and we could manipulate it, we could move that bone back in place naturally and not by surgery. I just don't understand the theo Shared post Dana Chambers Quinn Had my 10 week post op check-up. I’ve been released and can return to all activity, including running . I had the minimally invasive procedure that required 3 pinhole incisions and no metal hardware. Big toe was splinted with tape for 9 weeks while bone healed. May be an image of text that says 'X X' Shared post