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I just had a Tailors bunion removed from my right foot yesterday.

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I just had a Tailors bunion removed from my right foot yesterday. So far it's doing well. I'll let you know more after the bandages come off.

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Community comment#1

He did not put a screw in mine. There is a less invasive surgery now that he performed. I can be weight bearing as long as I wear my medical boot or shoe. It will be on for 4-6 weeks. I believe if you do too much to fast after that, it will still swell for awhile. Better than hurting all the time though.

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Community comment#2

Did the doc put screws in to straighten out your toe if you needed that? I have a tailor’s bunion on my left foot. The doc want to remove it but not sure what the recovery will be like. My doc said I will be able to walk out of surgery with a boot and get back to regular activities within 4 weeks or so.

Community comment#3

I had mine done today. Good luck!

Community comment#4

Seriously thinking of having this done. In uk of course privately 🙄

i am 18 days into recovery now. Doc said yesterday I can gradually start wearing shoes but I think I'll wait a bit longer. I haven't had much pain at all. Anxious to get back to shoes and walking normal.

how did it go? How are you feeling? Did you have it done by a podiatrist or a foot an ankle orthopedic surgeon?

I had it done with a podiatrist. It was going fine till my 4 week post op. X-rays showed I have calcification happening around the screw and it’s cause some displacement. I got 3 more weeks in the boot. Go back NYE to check it again.

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