Our before-and-after gallery showcases the remarkable outcomes that can be achieved through expert foot and ankle care. From displaced fractures and ankle fractures to complex conditions such as hallux rigidus, tarsal coalition, diabetic fractures, and post-traumatic arthritis, these real patient results demonstrate how personalized treatment can restore stability, relieve pain, and improve mobility. Each case highlights the progression from injury or chronic discomfort to improved function and quality of life.
Every patient's journey is unique, and treatment plans are carefully tailored to their diagnosis, lifestyle, and goals. Whether care involves advanced surgical techniques, fracture reconstruction, or comprehensive rehabilitation, these before-and-after images reflect the commitment to helping patients return to the activities they enjoy. While individual results vary, they offer a glimpse into the life-changing improvements that are possible with specialized foot and ankle care.
Displaced fracture of the great toe, before and after anatomic reduction using absorbable fixation pin (skin staples are in place and are removed at three weeks).
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AfterHallux rigidus (severe arthritis of the big toe joint) causing painful, limited motion of the joint and requiring removal of the arthritic bone and partial joint replacement (hemi-arthroplasty) to allow full range of motion and return to weight bearing.
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AfterTarsal coalition (fusion from birth) of calcaneus and navicular causing painful, rigid flat foot deformity and requiring removal of the fused bone to allow full range of motion and return to weight bearing.
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AfterDiabetic fracture of navicular bone requiring stabilization of bone with screw stabilization of fracture to allow stability of the foot and return to weight bearing.
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AfterAnkle fracture requiring stabilization of bone with screw and plate stabilization to allow stability of the foot and return to weight bearing.
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AfterMotorcycle accident with post-traumatic arthritis of the midfoot requiring joint fusion with screws to allow stability of the foot and return to weight bearing.
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