Of everything involved in treating a bunion, the assessment, the treatment plan, the recovery the hardest step is often simply...
Educational content from Dr. Mohamed Turky on foot and ankle conditions and MIS surgery — articles, short-form videos, and answers to your questions.
Of everything involved in treating a bunion, the assessment, the treatment plan, the recovery the hardest step is often simply...
Some questions come up again and again from patients considering treatment. Here are quick, clear answers to the three most...
Understanding what the process actually looks like from your first visit to full recovery can make the entire experience feel...
For athletes and active individuals, foot pain is often brushed aside as “just part of training.” But when it comes...
It’s easy to put off dealing with a bunion, especially in the early stages when it’s more of a visual...
Surgery is only one part of the journey; how you take care of yourself afterward plays a huge role in...
Behind every skilled surgeon is a foundation of rigorous training and Dr. Mohamed Turky’s includes some of the most respected...
Experience matters especially when it comes to something as precise as foot and ankle surgery. With over 22 years of...
Minimally Invasive Surgery (MIS) has become the preferred approach for the vast majority of bunion cases but understanding who it’s...
When ankle pain doesn’t go away, and standard treatments haven’t helped, getting an accurate diagnosis becomes the most important step ...
Not every foot and ankle issue requires surgery and that’s exactly where PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) therapy comes in as a...
It’s a fair question to ask before any procedure: “Once it’s fixed, will it stay fixed?“ When it comes to...
Anesthesia is often one of the bigger worries patients have before surgery and with MIS, there’s usually good news on...
One of the main reasons patients choose MIS is the promise of getting back to normal life sooner and for...
This is often the first question patients ask, and understandably so getting back on your feet matters. With MIS, the...
Pain is a natural concern before any surgery, and it’s one of the areas where MIS genuinely stands out compared...
For most patients, one of the biggest relief points about MIS bunion surgery is that it doesn’t require a long...
One of the most common questions patients ask before surgery is simply: “How big is the cut going to be?”...
Minimally Invasive Surgery isn’t a passing trend; it reflects a genuine shift in how foot and ankle deformities are treated...
If you’ve been told you need bunion surgery, you’ve probably come across two terms: traditional (open) surgery and MIS (Minimally...
It’s a common misconception: “It’s just a bump, it’s not really a medical issue.“ But this idea, while understandable, isn’t...
Shoes don’t create bunions out of nowhere but they can absolutely make things worse, faster. If you’re already prone to...
One of the most common questions patients ask is: “Did I get this from my parents?“ And in many cases,...
Bunions develop slowly, which means it’s easy to brush off the early signs as “nothing serious.” But catching the warning...
When most people notice a bunion forming, their first thought is usually: “It’s because of my shoes.” And while footwear...
A: No , not every bunion needs surgical correction. The decision depends on the severity of the deformity and how...