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Questions: for those who did the minimally invasive surgery does insurance cover that?
Questions: for those who did the minimally invasive surgery does insurance cover that? Also the boot? Or you pay out of pocket? Shared post Dana Chambers Quinn Had my 10 week post op check-up. I’ve been released and can return to all activity, including running . I had the minimally invasive procedure that required 3 pinhole incisions and no metal hardware. Big toe was splinted with tape for 9 weeks while bone healed. May be an image of text that says 'X X' Shared post Ciara Lewis Any recommendations for surgeons in the NJ/NY area? I'm long overdue for corrective surgery and thanks to this group, I think I'm finally ready. Shared post Melissa Philip 3 months post surgery. My surgery and recovery was easy and I’ve been walking pain free with some residual swelling. When I lay my foot flat on the floor, I noticed that my toe is now drifting back towards my second toe again, so I made an appointment and was told that it already turned 8° because I’m continuing to overpronate and that I’ll need better arch support. I thought the purpose of this surgery was to correct my foot and I’m Shared post Ty Pie Odysseus may have gone up against a Cyclops and other mythical creatures, but I'll bet he never faced the challenges of post-op MIS bunion surgery! I'm sitting at around 14 days post-op. The dressing was finally removed and despite my gross-looking feet pics, the surgeon was very happy with what he saw and I was pleased to partially wiggle my big toe again... I No photo description available.. May be an image of wingtip shoes. No photo description available. Shared post July 31 at 3:09 PM Learn More July 23 July 21 July 9 Learn More
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