Minimally Invasive Foot Surgery

What is Minimally invasive foot surgery?

Minimally invasive foot surgery is a type of surgery that is performed through a very tiny incision and needs little or no stitching. Surgeons introduce specially developed devices to complete the surgery through these incredibly small holes.

Interventions are performed through these small incisions, which have limited exposure to the surgical field and cause little or no harm to the surrounding tissue. As a result, minimally invasive foot surgery allows us to better regulate and anticipate a patient's recovery and success.

Foot and ankle orthopedic surgeons employ minimally invasive foot surgery (MIS) to treat particular foot and ankle disorders with extremely small incisions. Because of its claimed speedier recovery time, lesser scars, and lower postoperative analgesic usage, this procedure has gained popularity among surgeons and patients alike.