Thinking of Getting Foot Surgery?
Foot surgery can often be easier and with a faster recovery than many people imagine. Most procedures can be done in the office using local anesthesia or as an outpatient in either a surgery facility or hospital. An outpatient means that the patient only stays at the facility for several hours, not overnight. In addition, there are anesthesia options such as “twilight sleep” or general anesthesia.
“I’ve had two ingrown toenails removed, both healed up quickly and I felt great afterwards. He also taught me how to cut my toenails to prevent them in the future. I really can’t say enough great things about him; I recommend him without reservation.”
“I had bunion surgery on my left foot last September and now just had the same surgery on my right foot yesterday. . . I highly recommend Dr. Kaye, my only regret is that I wish I’d found him sooner!”
“Dr. Kaye and Cathy always kept me informed of all the important information before and after surgery to ensure great results. Highly recommend Dr. Kaye to anyone needing a fantastic Podiatrist!”
“Dr. Kaye and Cathy always kept me informed of all the important information before and after surgery to ensure great results. Highly recommend Dr. Kaye to anyone needing a fantastic Podiatrist!”
“I had bunion surgery on my left foot last September and now just had the same surgery on my right foot yesterday. . . I highly recommend Dr. Kaye, my only regret is that I wish I’d found him sooner!”
“I’ve had two ingrown toenails removed, both healed up quickly and I felt great afterwards. He also taught me how to cut my toenails to prevent them in the future. I really can’t say enough great things about him; I recommend him without reservation.”
Common Procedures
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