If you’re struggling with a painful bunion that’s affecting your daily life, consult Dr Fariwar Bagheri for Beunion or Hallux valgus surgery treatment in Dubai at his clinic. Hallux valgus—commonly known as a bunion—is a progressive foot deformity that leads to the misalignment of the big toe, often creating a visible bump on the side of the foot. This condition is particularly common among women and tends to worsen with age, tight footwear, or genetic predisposition.
Causes of Hallux Valgus
Hallux valgus doesn’t have a single cause—it often develops over time due to a combination of factors such as:
- Abnormal walking patterns
- Wearing tight or ill-fitting shoes
- Joint hypermobility
- Genetic predisposition
- Inflammatory joint conditions like arthritis
Recognizing the Symptoms of a Bunion
Many patients come to us complaining of:
- Pain, swelling, and redness around the big toe
- Numbness or burning sensation
- Visible bump at the joint
- Hammertoes or overlapping toes
- Discomfort while walking or bending the toe
Early detection is key. If left untreated, the deformity can progress and lead to serious complications, including joint degeneration and chronic pain.
Test and Clinical Diagnosis of Hallux Valgus
At our Dubai clinic, bunions are typically diagnosed through a physical examination and confirmed with X-rays. The lateral deviation of the big toe is usually the most prominent sign. Our orthopedic team, led by Dr. Farivar Bagheri, performs a thorough evaluation to determine the severity and best course of treatment—whether it’s non-surgical management or advanced bunion removal surgery in Dubai.
Complications of Hallux Valgus
Hallux valgus (bunion) can lead to various painful conditions around the first MTP joint, including:
- Inflamed medial bursa
- Osteoarthritis
- Hammertoe deformity of the second toe
- Pain in the metatarsal bones
- Cartilage degeneration
- Synovitis
Effective Bunion Treatment and Hallux Valgus Surgery
Effectiveness of the treatment depends on the severity of the Beunion issue. Dr Fariwar Bagheri offers two types of treatments
- Conservative Management or Non surgical Treatment: typically include custom orthotics, toe spacers, and bunion splints, along with pain relief and anti-inflammatory therapies. These approaches are generally recommended for mild cases or to provide temporary relief by reducing discomfort, improving alignment, and preventing further progression of the condition
- Surgical Options: For severe or persistent bunions, surgery may offer the best long-term relief. Dr. Farivar specializes in minimally invasive bunion surgery for quicker recovery and less scarring, Lapidus Bunionectomy for patients with hypermobility or advanced deformities, and severe bunion correction surgery for restoring proper foot alignment and relieving chronic pain.
Whether you’re walking into surgery for cosmetic reasons or because of disabling pain, our goal is to restore the natural function and alignment of your foo
Recovery and Care Post Hallux Valgus Surgery
Recovery from bunion removal surgery in Dubai depends on the type of procedure performed. Most patients can walk with special shoes within a few days and resume normal activities in a few weeks. The goal is a functional recovery with a normal range of valgus angulation at the MTP joint. With Dr. Farivar’s expertise and our comprehensive aftercare, you’re never alone in your recovery journey.
Visiting Dr. Farivar for my Hallux Valgus was the best decision I ever made. The surgery was successful, and I am thrilled with the results.
Book a Consultation Today
If bunion pain is interfering with your lifestyle, it’s time to take the next step. Dr. Farivar Bagheri offers expert diagnosis, personalized care, and the most advanced bunion surgery solutions in Dubai. Whether you’re exploring minimally invasive techniques or need a Lapidus bunionectomy, we are here to help.
FAQs
No, any visible improvement will be temporary and by a day of non-use, the finger will return to its original state.
Yes.
No, special sandals are used.
The day after the operation via special shoes or on the heels.
Yes
40 days, although some kinds of surgeries need less usage.
The most common complication of surgery is recurrence, but there will be no recurrence as long as the selected surgical technique is right and attention paid to the associated conditions such as correction of flat feet and short Achilles tendon. There are more than 400 surgical methods to correct hallux valgus. What method or methods are used in this surgery is of great importance.
It is possible in most cases 3–6 months after the surgery.
3–6 months later, any sport activity is allowed.