Sydney Foot Surgery

Sydney Foot Surgery MINIMALLY INVASIVE RECONSTRUCTIVE FOOT & ANKLE SURGERY

Specialising in the surgical correction of bunions, heel pain, deformed toes, painful ankles, flat feet, Achilles tendon pain, painful corns & bumps, long & short toes

15/04/2026

If your hammer toes keep coming back, it’s not just bad luck.

Temporary fixes may ease discomfort, but they don’t address the underlying mechanics of your foot.
Long-term results come from understanding what’s really causing it.

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08/04/2026

That burning or “pebble in your shoe” feeling isn’t something you should just put up with.

Many people assume it’s minor, but misidentifying the issue can delay proper treatment.
Clarity is the first step to relief.

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31/03/2026

Small changes like stiffness or pain when walking can be easy to ignore.

But over time, they can affect how you move and limit your daily activities.
Catching these signs early gives you more options and better outcomes.

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24/03/2026

You’ve tried physio, orthotics, or injections…
and maybe they helped for a while.

But if the pain keeps coming back, it’s often a sign something deeper hasn’t been addressed.
The goal isn’t more treatments, it’s the right treatment for your specific condition.

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17/03/2026

Foot pain doesn’t always come from what you think it does.
Many conditions feel similar, which is why treating symptoms alone often leads to temporary relief, not real resolution.

If you’ve been dealing with recurring pain, it may be because the root cause hasn’t been properly identified.
The right diagnosis changes everything. 🦶

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2 years post severe bunion surgery. Chevron Akin technique (patient consented). For those interested: it is the correct...
11/03/2026

2 years post severe bunion surgery. Chevron Akin technique (patient consented). For those interested: it is the correction of the sesamoid position that makes or breaks your outcomes.

Interesting case if congenital digital deformities on a young patient (consented) with successful reduction, derotataion...
14/08/2025

Interesting case if congenital digital deformities on a young patient (consented) with successful reduction, derotataion and debulking using MIS techniques.

Reconstructive foreorefoot surgery often involves HAV (bunion) correction, decompression of metatarsals and hammer toe c...
17/03/2021

Reconstructive foreorefoot surgery often involves HAV (bunion) correction, decompression of metatarsals and hammer toe correction. Using mostly MIS techniques all joints are spared and apart from bunion pin no other fixations were used. Day surgery, immediate walk in sandals for 3 weeks followed by sport shoes.

17/05/2020

Also known as matrixectomy, partial nail avulsion or phenolization technique. Carried out under local anaesthesia. It's proven to be one of the most effective ways to remove ingrown toenails. As with every procedure there are risks so initial assessment with your local doctor is essential.

Not all warts are created equal !
19/02/2020

Not all warts are created equal !

An extreme case of ossous equinus. 12 yo born with talipes. Aim is to bring the heels on the floor so she can wear semi ...
04/12/2019

An extreme case of ossous equinus. 12 yo born with talipes. Aim is to bring the heels on the floor so she can wear semi normal shoes.

Patient with long standing bunions and painful hammer toes. She was not able to wear closed shoes for the last 2 years a...
29/09/2019

Patient with long standing bunions and painful hammer toes. She was not able to wear closed shoes for the last 2 years and experiencing pain at the hammer toes and bunions. She was originally booked (somewhere else) to have big toe joint arthrodesis (fusion) with pins through her hammer toes where she was going to have 1 week in hospital and 6 weeks with pins sticking from her toes. She was going to have one foot at a time which meant 6 - 12 months of recovery. Often these patients never end up having the other foot due to level of post operative stress. Instead she decided to have forefoot reconstruction with key hole approach at Sydney Foot Surgery. Due to the relative simplicity of the procedures and she could have both feet done at the same time. She was weight bearing immediately after surgery with no pins or plates through her joints. She went back home the same day walking in surgical sandals. She was in her sport shoes by week three. The best thing is that she has full motion in all her joints including the second digits on both feet. These are 3 month post op pictures and she is extremely happy. MIS surgery revolutionized the foot surgery and made it easier foe patients have their foot back the how it was. (Patient has full consent to have her pictures on media).

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Edgecliff, NSW
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