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Large bunions involve significant joint misalignment and a prominent bump, often causing pain and difficulty with everyday activities or footwear. This bunion will limit the shoes you can wear. Often dress shoes will need to be stretched out, and only mesh style athletic shoes are comfortable. Usually only one comfortable shoe option to wear.  Minimally invasive bunion surgery is the best option for many patients, addressing excess bone, joint realignment, and soft tissue correction with small incisions and less downtime. Recovery typically includes wearing a protective shoe for 3-4 weeks, with minimal scarring and a quicker return to normal activities. Treating a large bunion now can prevent further complications and dramatically improve your comfort and mobility. Often other toes are crooked, there are calluses on the ball of the feet. This kind of patient has typically had a case of plantar fasciitis, a neuroma, or ingrown nails in the past as a result of the joint alignment. Schedule your free consultation today!