Advanced Treatments at California's Khosroabadi Institute Require Minimal Recovery Time for Foot Surgery

Minimal Recovery Time for Foot Surgeries in California

If you’ve tried various conventional non-invasive remedies for your foot issues but still can’t get any relief from constant pain, especially while wearing shoes or standing for long periods. Depending on the severity of your condition, most of the following are outpatient procedures that have you moving about more freely in just a few weeks.

AMI-BUNION®: Minimal Recovery Time for Bunion Correction

AMI-BUNION®

AMI-BUNIONETTE™: Resolving the Tiny Toe Bunion Quickly

AMI-BUNIONETTE™ is a process to correct Tailor’s bunion, which affects the little toe. This is also an outpatient procedure. Dr. K. makes a tiny incision to remove the bony bump, smooth the bone edges, and fix the alignment of the bone inside the foot. You’ll quickly recover and experience minimal—if any—swelling, pain, and scarring.

AMI-HAMMERTOE™: Minimally-Invasive Hammertoe Cure

AMI-HAMMERTOE™ is an advanced procedure that corrects more severe cases of hammer toes. While mild hammer toe issues can often be resolved without surgery, more complex conditions benefit from Dr. K.’s approach: an outpatient procedure to fix tendons, remove small bits of bone, and straighten the toes. Most people begin walking normally after just a few weeks.

Brachymetatarsia (Short Toe) Surgery: Toe-Lengthening Done Right

Dr. K.’s specialized brachymetatarsia surgery alleviates the pain caused by short toes in one of two ways:

External fixator. After a brief outpatient procedure, this device gradually lengthens the toe for approximately four–to–six weeks. Patients are able to move around and stand by using crutches right away, if necessary.
One-stage bone graft lengthening. In one surgical session, Dr. K. cuts the short toe in half and inserts a bone graft, eventually joining the two segments into one healthy bone in just a few weeks.

Review what other people have to say about the difference Dr. K.’s minimally-invasive approach made in their lives.