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Better Engineering, Better Outcomes, Better Looking: The Sklar Bunionectomy vs Lapiplasty

Comparing Lapiplasty 3D bunion surgery to The Sklar Bunionectomy? Discover why preserving foot joints and natural toe length matters for recovery and cosmetics.

The Sklar Bunionectomy® vs. Minimally Invasive (“Pinhole”) Bunion Surgery: Key Differences and Outcomes

The Sklar Bunionectomy® vs. Minimally Invasive (“Pinhole”) Bunion Surgery: Key Differences and Outcomes

Standard 'pinhole' MIS bunion surgery can cause toe shortening. The Sklar Bunionectomy fixes deformities while achieving beautiful results.

Do Toe Spacers or Other Devices Actually Work For Treating Bunion or Other Toe Issues

Do toe spacers really work for bunions or crooked toes? Learn what toe spacers can and can't do, when they may provide temporary relief, and when it's time to consider a more permanent treatment.

Why Winter Is the Best Time for Foot Surgery

Winter is the perfect time to plan foot surgery so you're ready for sandal season. Learn why patients choose The Sklar Bunionectomy®, toe shortening surgery, and fungal nail treatment during the colder months.

Arthritic Big Toe: Hallux Limitus & Hallux Rigidus

Big toe arthritis can cause pain, stiffness, and difficulty walking. Learn how Foot First Podiatry evaluates hallux rigidus and explores treatment options to relieve pain, restore function, and improve your quality of life.

Can you Shorten the Big Toe?

Wondering if the big toe can be shortened? Learn why some patients choose big toe shortening surgery, how the procedure is performed, what recovery is like, and when it may be combined with bunion correction.

What are Corns?

Corns are more than just thickened skin, they're often a sign of an underlying toe deformity. Learn why corns develop, why they keep coming back, and how treating the cause provides lasting relief.

The Sklar Bunionectomy® vs Lapidus Type Procedures

The Sklar Bunionectomy® vs Lapidus Type Procedures

Learn the differences between The Sklar Bunionectomy® and Lapidus-type bunion procedures, including joint preservation, recovery, cosmetic appearance, and why the two approaches are fundamentally different.