Foot Fusion

Foot fusion is a surgical procedure performed to relieve chronic foot pain and improve stability by permanently joining two or more bones in the foot. It is commonly recommended for patients with severe arthritis, deformities, instability, fractures, or joint damage that does not respond to conservative treatments. During the procedure, damaged cartilage is removed and the bones are fixed together using plates, screws, or other surgical implants to allow them to heal as a single solid bone. Foot fusion helps reduce pain, improve alignment, and restore better foot function. With proper rehabilitation and recovery care, patients can experience increased stability, improved mobility, and better quality of life.