Wetched Toes Surgery is a procedure used to correct webbed or fused toes, which are abnormally connected at the base. This condition can cause discomfort and difficulty in walking. The surgery involves separating the affected toes using small incisions and sutures, allowing them to heal independently. Once healed, the toes regain their normal shape and function.
Wetched Toes Surgery is a procedure used to correct webbed or fused toes, which are abnormally connected at the base. This condition can cause discomfort and difficulty in walking. The surgery involves separating the affected toes using small incisions and sutures, allowing them to heal independently. Once healed, the toes regain their normal shape and function.
Weaded toes surgery is a procedure to correct crossed or overlapping toes. It involves realigning and fastening the affected toes with wires, splints, or stitches.
Popular in US for cosmetic reasons, often covered by insurance. Rehabilitation takes 3-6 weeks.