Foot surgery in Spain when you live abroad: the real logistics guide
“The operation is not what worries me. Getting home is.” This is the sentence that comes up most often from
“The operation is not what worries me. Getting home is.” This is the sentence that comes up most often from
“Will I be awake? Will I hear the saw?” This is the question that makes people lower their voice in
“A friend of mine had surgery and years later the bunion came back. Could that happen to me?” Yes. It
“Back home they told me: one foot first, and the other one in six months.” We hear this sentence almost
“Doctor, can my case be sorted without surgery, or is it already too late?” This is by far the question
For an active person, a runner, a hiking enthusiast or someone who simply needs their daily walk to unwind, the
There comes a time in life when foot pain forces you to consider the inevitable. Shoes no longer fit, insoles
When foot pain begins to limit your daily life, the first line of defense is usually conservative treatment. You go
One of the most recurring questions in our consultations is: “Should I wait until winter to have surgery?” or “Is
Patients often come to a podiatrist’s office when foot pain becomes unbearable or when they can no longer walk normally.