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Almost 4 months post op on my right foot.

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Almost 4 months post op on my right foot. The surgery went so well I got my left foot done last Friday. My feet have been horrible ever since I was a little kid. They still aren’t perfect but I am beyond pleased with the results. When my mom told me my father told her he never would’ve married her if he had seen her feet prior I never showed my feet to anyone EVER. This is a major step for me. I will post a before picture in the comments. View at your own risk. I got tattoos on my toes when I was in college over 20 years ago to try to hide the imperfections but that didn’t work. I also had hammertoe surgery in my 3rd toe 18 years ago, hence the scar.

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Community comment#1

If my parents had compared feet when they first met I'm sure they wouldn't have risked conception!!!! I got the worst of both their feet genes! The things we have our parents to thank for! Best of luck in your healing!

Community comment#2

Congratulations! How was recovery? Did you have minimally invasive surgery and how did your foot look before you had surgery? I have to do my right foot and my second toe has a hammertoe, all I wear are sneakers. If you don’t mind sharing, I would love to hear more about the process.

Community comment#3

Looks great! Congratulations and you’ll be showing those feet to everyone you meet in no time!👏🏼👏🏼

Community comment#4

My sisters have beautiful feet and so did my parents so I have no idea how I got my big fat wide feet! I joke that my feet were bigger than my head when my mom gave birth😂😂😱

Community comment#5

You guys 🥹

Community comment#6

So so HAPPY for you!!!

Community comment#7

Beautiful feet !!!!!

Community comment#8

Your right foot is now beautiful

Community comment#9

🤦🏾‍♀️

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Community reply · In reply to an earlier comment#10

I know right. When I met my daughter’s dad he had some jacked up feet also. I was so scared for my daughter. I made sure she didn’t keep wearing her favorite shoes that were to small like I did when I was a kid 😆😂🤷🏽‍♀️

Community reply · In reply to an earlier comment#11

thank you so much. I did have minimal invasive surgery because I have Lupus. I tagged you in my before photo. Please be kind 😮‍💨

Community reply · In reply to an earlier comment#14

Anonymous member good job!! I now always try to put my best foot forward! Maybe by this time next year both my feet will also be best!

Community reply · In reply to an earlier comment#15

fingers crossed you do too. I was supposed to get my surgery last year but I couldn’t because my Lupus was acting up and I had to take steroids. So the fact I was able to get them both done was a major accomplishment for me because my Lupus is finally under control. 🤗🤗🤗

Community reply · In reply to an earlier comment#16

my Aunt has beautiful feet. I honestly didn’t know ugly feet was a thing until I was around 6 years old. Some boy said I had onions on my feet. Little did I know he was saying bunions smh 🤦🏾‍♀️

Community reply · In reply to an earlier comment#17

Anonymous member onions😂 he obviously knew someone else in his family with onions! I always liked my feet and had no idea what those sisters were talking about 🤷🏼‍♀️😂

Community reply · In reply to an earlier comment#18

I know right. I remember running to my mom crying hysterically asking what are onions. She said what? I screamed this boy just said I have onions in my feet. 😂😤

Community reply · In reply to an earlier comment#19

Anonymous member my son thought his birthmark was a bird mark and came into the kitchen in tears wanting to know why the bird marked him🤣🤦‍♀️

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