Minimally Invasive
Foot Surgery
Fellowship-trained with formal certification in minimally invasive techniques. Surgery through 3mm incisions. Real-time fluoroscopic imaging. Dramatically faster recovery than traditional open procedures.
Why Minimally Invasive?
Traditional Open Surgery
5–10cm incision. Significant tissue disruption. 6–8 weeks recovery. Months before return to activity.
MIS Approach
3mm incisions. Minimal tissue disruption. Walking same day. Return to shoes in weeks, not months.
Traditional Scarring
Visible long scar along the top of the foot. Permanent reminder of the procedure.
MIS Scarring
Multiple 3mm entry points, barely visible once healed. Most patients report minimal awareness of scars.
How It Works
Conditions Treated with MIS
Not all deformities are candidates for MIS, but most common forefoot conditions are. A consultation includes imaging to confirm whether MIS is appropriate for your case.