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Video: Correcting Painful Bunion & Corns

This video previews a combined procedure for a painful bunion and multiple corns. The speaker explains that the aim is to correct the bunion and straighten the affected toes. The clip provides an estimated total procedure time and describes the patient's expected ability to walk and return to work or school afterward.

Video transcript

This transcript has been lightly edited for clarity.

This patient has a painful bunion and corns. We will correct the bunion, straighten the big toe, treat the corns, and straighten the affected toes. The speaker estimates about half an hour for the bunion portion and approximately one hour for the full procedure. The speaker says the patient will walk afterward and return to work or school.

Key takeaways

  • The procedure is intended to address a bunion and multiple corns.
  • The treatment plan includes straightening the big toe and other affected toes.
  • The speaker estimates approximately one hour for the complete procedure.

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