Minimally invasive podiatric surgery to correct foot deformities
Minimally invasive podiatric surgery allows for the treatment of foot deformities and pathologies through precise techniques that reduce tissue trauma, promote faster recovery, and improve functional and aesthetic results. This surgical approach is applied to various nail conditions, toe deformities, metatarsal problems, or soft tissue injuries, always following a complete clinical assessment.
At Pie Vital, we evaluate each case individually to determine the most appropriate technique, explaining the procedure, the recovery process, and the expected results. The goal is to correct the cause of the problem, relieve pain, and allow a safe, progressive return to daily activity.
Personalized surgical plan
Each intervention is planned according to the pathology, the biomechanics of the foot, and the patient's needs, selecting the most appropriate minimally invasive technique.
Precision techniques
We use advanced surgical procedures that allow us to act on specific structures with minimal incision and precise tissue control.
Controlled recovery
We perform post-surgical follow-ups to promote a safe recovery, monitor progress, and optimize functional results.
Precise surgery with a conservative approach
Our team combines surgical experience, biomechanical diagnosis, and specialized technology to address foot deformities with less invasive techniques. This approach reduces postoperative discomfort, improves recovery, and treats the cause of the problem with greater precision.
Frequently asked questions
We answer your questions about the surgery
What is minimally invasive podiatric surgery?
It is a set of surgical techniques that allow for the correction of foot pathologies through small incisions, reducing tissue trauma and facilitating recovery.
What problems can be treated with this type of surgery?
It is used to treat bunions, toe deformities, nail pathologies, metatarsalgia, exostosis, and other structural foot alterations.
Is foot surgery painful?
Interventions are performed under local anesthesia. After surgery, mild or moderate discomfort may appear, which is managed through treatment and follow-up.
How long does recovery take?
It depends on the pathology and the procedure, but minimally invasive techniques usually allow for a faster recovery than traditional surgery.
Can I walk after surgery?
In many cases, the patient can walk with post-surgical footwear from the same day, following the specialist’s instructions.
When is foot surgery recommended?
It is recommended when conservative treatment does not resolve the problem or when the deformity causes pain, functional limitation, or worsens over time.
Does surgery permanently correct the problem?
The goal is to correct the cause of the pathology. Results depend on the diagnosis, the technique used, and compliance with postoperative recommendations.
Are tests necessary before surgery?
Yes, a clinical assessment is performed and, when necessary, complementary tests are carried out to plan the intervention safely.
Specialized team
Specialists in minimally invasive podiatric surgery
Dr. Sara Benamar
Laura González
Dr. Rocío Fernández
Dr. María Rodríguez
