Minimally Invasive Bunion Surgery (MIS)
Minimally invasive bunion surgery corrects the deformity through small incisions, reducing scarring and post-op swelling. We select patients carefully based on deformity severity and bone quality.
Medically reviewed by Michael G. Lyons, DPM — Board-Certified Foot and Ankle Surgeon
Written and reviewed by the physicians of Foot Health Centers, Hernando & Southaven, MS. Meet our doctors
- Mild to moderate bunion deformity in appropriately selected patients
Through tiny incisions, a high-speed burr cuts the metatarsal and screws fix it in the corrected position under fluoroscopy.
- Protected weightbearing in a surgical shoe immediately
- Regular shoes 6–8 weeks
- Full activity 3–4 months
- Recurrence
- Stiffness
- Hardware irritation
- Nerve irritation
Conditions this procedure treats
Frequently asked questions
Am I a candidate for MIS bunion surgery?
It depends on the size and type of your bunion. We'll review your X-rays and walk through your options.
Request a surgical consultation
Tell us a little about what's going on — our team will follow up to schedule.
Ready to Get Relief?
Call Foot Health Centers to schedule your visit in Hernando or Southaven.