Dr. Kovalchuk
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We are often requested
To remove the bunion /
Hallux Valgus
And we always explain, that bunion removal is only one
of the components of a complex forefoot reconstruction.
The purpose of such reconstruction is not just to remove the protruding bunion, but to make it never appear again. To do this, we radically improve the biomechanics and shape of the foot, resulting in the disappearance of pain and discomfort. The aesthetic effect of a narrower foot is a nice addition.
How it works?
1
Foot X-ray
We need foot x-ray in two planes
for preoperative planning
2
Doctor's consulation
After clinical examination we will select the best treatment option for your feet.
3
Surgery
We will eliminate deformity and improve the shape of the foot during the operation.
4
Early function
In a couple of hours after the operation you will be able to walk in special shoes.
5
One day in clinic
If we correct both feet at once, patients usually stay overnight in clinic.
6
Relaxed regime for 5-7 days
It is recommended o spend the first week in a quiet mode to reduce foot edema.
7
Wearing Barouk shoes for 4-6 weeks.
Wearing Barouk shoes while walking allows to unload the forefoot after surgery.
Stability of results
Wear comfortable shoes most of time.
Use orthopedic insoles during long footwalks.
Wear high heels for no more than 3 hours in a row.
Exercise your feet regularly.
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OUR CONTACTS
+38 (050) 81 888 18
kovalchuk.doctor@gmail.com

CitiDoctor clinic
17/1, S. Bandery Ave.
Clinic Call-center:
+38 (044) 333-48-85
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Services
Hip Replacement
Knee Replacement
Shoulder Replacement

Bunion Removal / Hallux Valgus Surgery
Achilles Tendon Repair
Shoulder Sports Traumatology

Knee, Shoulder and Ankle Joint Arthroscopy
Complex Fractures Osteosynthesis
Injections in the joint