This procedural video features a woman in her twenties with longstanding painful bunions and corns. The doctor explains that younger adults can experience these problems and outlines small-incision corrections for the bunion and toe corns. The expected result and patient-privacy details should be reviewed before publication.
Video transcript
This transcript has been lightly edited for clarity.
This morning we are treating a painful bunion and several corns. The patient is a woman in her twenties who has experienced painful bunions and corns for many years. She previously wore high heels but has stopped.
The doctor describes using a tiny incision beside the bunion to correct it and tiny incisions on top of the toes to correct the corns.
Key takeaways
- Painful bunions and corns can affect people in their twenties.
- The patient has experienced symptoms for many years and has stopped wearing high heels.
- The planned treatment uses small incisions beside the bunion and over the affected toes.
