Lapiplasty

What are the signs of

Lapiplasty

Persistent pain or soreness at the base of the big toe, especially during walking or standing.
Inflammation and redness around the affected joint, indicating ongoing irritation.
A visible bump on the side of the foot at the base of the big toe, characteristic of a bunion.
A burning sensation or possible numbness in the big toe area.
Stiffness or restricted movement of the big toe, making it challenging to bend or straighten.
Difficulty finding comfortable footwear due to the protrusion and associated discomfort.
Development of calluses or corns where the first and second toes overlap, resulting from misalignment.