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12/26/2025
At Treace, we’re advancing the future of 3D bunion and midfoot deformity correction through innovation, collaboration, and reproducible solutions that help surgeons deliver improved outcomes for their patients.
To , thank you for your dedication, collaboration, and commitment to excellence throughout the year.
We are grateful for all that you do and excited to continue advancing new product innovation in the year ahead—working together to bring meaningful solutions forward. We look forward to unwrapping what’s next with you in the new year. 🎁✨
12/23/2025
The Adductoplasty® System brings together Treace’s implants and precision instrumentation for the first comprehensive system designed for reproducible realignment, stabilization, and fusion of the midfoot.
Before & after X-rays of the Adductoplasty® Midfoot Correction System from Jeff Smith, MD (Johns Creek, GA). Designed for reproducible realignment, stabilization, and fusion of the midfoot.
Adductoplasty® is a surgical procedure. Individual results may vary. These results are specific to this patient. Before use of the system, the surgeon should refer to the appropriate instructions for use and surgical technique for complete warnings, precautions, indications, contraindications, and adverse events. Potential risks include, but are not limited to, infection, discomfort from the presence of the implant, loosening of the implant, and loss of correction with nonunion or malunion. If any of these occur, additional treatments may be needed. Additional information about risks, warnings, and instructions is available at www.lapiplasty.com.
Surgeon is a paid consultant of Treace Medical Concepts, Inc.
12/19/2025
We are proud to congratulate Puneet Chahal, DPM (Olean, NY), James DeJesus, DPM (Naugatuck, CT), and Mark Menendez, DPM (Lewes, DE) on earning the designation of Lapiplasty® Centurion.
Learn more about the benefits and risks associated with Lapiplasty® 3D Bunion Correction® at www.Lapiplasty.com.
Treace Medical is not recommending any particular surgeon. You should make an independent determination regarding the qualifications and suitability of Lapiplasty® surgeons found at Lapiplasty.com/doctor.
Criteria for Centurion Center defined at Lapiplasty.com/doctor.
12/18/2025
Speed and Compression of a Staple, Stability of a Titanium Locking Plate*.
The SpeedMTP® is engineered for performance — delivering rapid, precise placement, powerful dynamic compression, and an ultra–low-profile designed to reduce soft-tissue irritation without compromising strength or stability. See before & after X-rays from James Boyle, MD (Hyannis, MA ). *Constructs shown are at the surgeon’s discretion.
Discover how you can optimize your fusion experience with SpeedMTP®. Schedule your demo at Treace.com/SpeedMTP.
Individual results may vary. These results are specific to this patient. Before use of the system, the surgeon must refer to the appropriate instructions for use and surgical technique for complete warnings, precautions, indications, contraindications, safety information, and adverse events. Risks include but are not limited to: infection, discomfort from the presence of the implant, loosening of the implant with loss of correction with nonunion or malunion. If any of these occur, additional treatments may be needed.
SpeedMTP® is engineered for performance — delivering rapid, precise placement, powerful dynamic compression, and an ultra–low-profile designed to reduce soft-tissue irritation without compromising strength or stability. See before & after X-rays from Daren Bergman, DPM (Natick, MA). *Constructs shown are at the surgeon’s discretion.
Discover how you can optimize your fusion experience with SpeedMTP®. Schedule your demo at Treace.com/SpeedMTP.
Individual results may vary. These results are specific to this patient. Before use of the system, the surgeon must refer to the appropriate instructions for use and surgical technique for complete warnings, precautions, indications, contraindications, safety information, and adverse events. Risks include but are not limited to: infection, discomfort from the presence of the implant, loosening of the implant with loss of correction with nonunion or malunion. If any of these occur, additional treatments may be needed.
Surgeon is a paid consultant of Treace Medical Concepts, Inc.
12/15/2025
At Treace, collaboration drives innovation.
TreaceForward is a collaborative pathway to success—empowering foot and ankle surgeons with advanced training, minimally invasive technologies, and reproducible 3D bunion correction solutions that raise the standard of care.
At Treace, we’re advancing 3D bunion solutions for complex deformities, empowering foot and ankle surgeons with reproducible, efficient, and minimally invasive bunion surgery systems designed for precision and improved patient outcomes.
Speed and Compression of a Staple, Stability of a Titanium Locking Plate*.
SpeedMTP® is engineered for performance — delivering rapid, precise placement, powerful dynamic compression, and an ultra–low-profile designed to reduce design that reduces soft-tissue irritation without compromising strength or stability.
See before & after X-rays from Jude Violante, DPM (Niagara Falls, NY). *Constructs shown are at the surgeon’s discretion.
Discover how you can optimize your fusion experience with SpeedMTP®. Schedule your demo at Treace.com/SpeedMTP.
Individual results may vary. These results are specific to this patient. Before use of the system, the surgeon must refer to the appropriate instructions for use and surgical technique for complete warnings, precautions, indications, contraindications, safety information, and adverse events. Risks include but are not limited to: infection, discomfort from the presence of the implant, loosening of the implant with loss of correction with nonunion or malunion. If any of these occur, additional treatments may be needed.
Surgeon is a paid consultant of Treace Medical Concepts, Inc.
*Encompasses a locking plate and screw construct
12/08/2025
We are proud to congratulate Eric Masternick, DPM (Reston, VA), Hoang Nguyen, DPM (Salisbury, NC), and Kevin Riemer, DPM (Boston, MA) on earning the designation of Lapiplasty® Center of Distinction.
Learn more about the benefits and risks associated with Lapiplasty® 3D Bunion Correction® at www.Lapiplasty.com.
Treace Medical is not recommending any particular surgeon. You should make an independent determination regarding the qualifications and suitability of Lapiplasty® surgeons found at Lapiplasty.com/doctor.
Criteria for Center of Distinction defined at Lapiplasty.com/doctor.
12/05/2025
Treace is pioneering the future of 3D bunion and midfoot deformity correction — advancing minimally invasive bunion surgery and patient-specific instrumentation to help orthopedic foot and ankle surgeons deliver reproducible results and improved patient satisfaction.
Relentless innovation drives great outcomes and OR efficiency.
Before & after X-rays of a Lapiplasty® 3D Bunion Correction® case, using our SpeedPlate® implants, from Andrea Cass, DPM (Woodstock, GA). *Constructs shown are at the surgeon’s discretion.
To learn more about the Lapiplasty® Procedure and how Treace is pioneering the future in 3D bunion and midfoot deformity correction visit www.Treace.com to schedule a demo or talk to your Treace Sales Representative today.
Individual results may vary. These results are specific to this patient. Before use of the system, the surgeon must refer to the appropriate instructions for use and surgical technique for complete warnings, precautions, indications, contraindications, safety information, and adverse events. Risks include but are not limited to: infection, discomfort from the presence of the implant, loosening of the implant with loss of correction with nonunion or malunion. If any of these occur, additional treatments may be needed.
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In June 2014, John Treace, the CEO and Founder of Treace Medical Concepts, Inc., brought a group of talented foot and ankle surgeons together and posed a simple question to them: “What is your most frustrating clinical challenge?”
A spirited discussion ensued, but a recurring theme soon became obvious to all in attendance. Each surgeon there admitted to being extremely frustrated with the inconsistent outcomes of their bunion correction surgeries (osteotomies) and were trying to find a better way to treat their patients. At this meeting of the minds, Dr Paul Dayton of Des Moines, IA, presented data that he had been collecting related to a new school of thought on bunion surgery: three-dimensional (3D) bunion correction. His early research and initial clinical experience was quite promising, indicating that 3D Bunion Correction™ could provide a more anatomic, permanent correction of the bunion deformity.
The team also delved into published clinical data and found several articles that validated their individual hunches that something just wasn’t quite right with the most common way to treat a bunion at that time, a metatarsal osteotomy, which was a two-dimensional (2D) surgical approach:
Dayton P, Feilmeier M, Kauwe M, Hirschi J. J Foot Ankle Surg. 2013, 52:348-54. “A consistent rotational component (i.e. 3D deformity) was observed in the bunion patient population.”
Okuda R, Kinosh*ta M, Yasuda T, et al. JBJS. 2007. 89:2163-72. “Bunions are significantly likely to return when the unstable joint/rotational aspect of deformity is not addressed. That likelihood can be 12X higher if all 3 dimensions are not addressed.”
Pentikainen I, Ojala R, Ohtonen P, Piippo J, Leppilahti J, Foot Ankle Int. 2014, 35:1262-7. “Up to 70% of osteotomy patients have their corrected bunions return over time.”
It was rather an exciting “ah-ha moment” for the team. And, armed with these eye-opening revelations, the doctors and employees of Treace Medical were energized to offer patients a better alternative.
Our goal was to establish a new, patented surgical technique and instrumentation which would truly benefit patients by addressing all three dimensions of the bunion deformity and its root cause, while also allowing for fast-weight bearing after surgery.¹ It was important that we came up with a technique which not only addressed all three-dimensions of the bunion deformity so that it would be far less likely to recur; but that this new technique would also take the “free-hand cuts” and “guesswork” out of the traditional surgical procedure so that all trained doctors could experience reliable and reproducible results for their patients. And, that’s how (and why) Lapiplasty® 3D Bunion Correction™ came into being. Four years after the initial meeting, it’s been rewarding to present clinical data of our own which confirms the dramatic difference between Lapiplasty® 3D Bunion Correction™ and the traditional 2D osteotomy procedure. A 13.5 month follow-up, multi-center study resulted in 97% of Lapiplasty® patients maintaining their 3D correction with no bunion recurrence.²Together, with our surgeon partners, Treace Medical Concepts is committed to better patient outcomes and to Fix It Right The First Time.™
¹ Smith B, et al. 2017 AOFAS Annual Meeting, Seattle, WA. ² Santrock R, et al. 2018 AOFAS Annual Meeting, Boston MA.
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