I've heard of long healing times. But sooner or later, does it cure the problem, or does it just cause different problems?
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Several studies have shown that 85-90% of those who have bunion surgery are satisfied with the results. But, before bunion surgery is considered, non-surgical approaches or conservative care of the bunion should be tried. Check the bunions page for more information on conservative care. If this fails, bunion surgery should be considered
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it works, but make sure you know that the docter is good. most of the time it's the pricier the better
It all depends on the individual`s health . Most times this procedure does not work . Also bunions grow back.