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Foot & Ankle · Everyday foot care

Bunions

When your shoe closet has surrendered and the joint aches by evening, the bunion is winning. Not every bunion needs surgery, and not every surgery is the same.

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Foot and ankle examination

Non-surgical care first

Wider shoes, padding, orthotics and activity changes help many bunions stay comfortable.

When correction makes sense

If pain limits your day or the deformity keeps progressing, surgical correction realigns the bones. Modern techniques typically have you walking in a surgical shoe early; Dr. Jones will show you the actual timeline for your correction before anything is scheduled.

Common questions

Can a bunion come back after surgery?

It can, especially if the underlying cause is not addressed. Choosing the right correction lowers that risk; recurrent bunions are also something Dr. Jones revises.

Medically reviewed by Keith W.V. Johnson, MD, FAAOS · Updated September 28, 2026

Educational information, not medical advice. Content pending Dr. Jones's review.

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No referral needed. Complex cases and second opinions welcome.

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