Flatfoot Correction Surgery in Bangalore – Expert Care at Baines Hospital
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What is Flatfoot Correction Surgery?
Flatfoot, or fallen arches, is a condition where the arch of the foot collapses, causing the entire sole to touch the ground. While many people with flatfoot have no symptoms, others may experience chronic pain, difficulty walking, or progressive deformity. Flatfoot correction surgery is performed when conservative treatments fail, aiming to restore the arch, relieve pain, and improve mobility.
Flatfoot, or fallen arches, is a condition where the arch of the foot collapses, causing the entire sole to touch the ground. While many individuals with flatfoot may not experience symptoms, others may suffer from chronic foot pain, difficulty walking, or progressive deformity over time. At Baines Hospital, we provide advanced and personalized Flatfoot Correction Surgery in Bangalore for patients seeking lasting relief and improved mobility.
Our team of orthopedic and foot specialists is committed to delivering high-quality care using minimally invasive techniques and evidence-based treatment protocols, ensuring optimal results and faster recovery.
Common Causes of Flatfoot
Ignoring persistent foot pain or deformity can lead to worsening symptoms and long-term mobility issues. Early evaluation and treatment are essential for the best outcomes.
When Is Flatfoot Correction Surgery Needed?
Flatfoot can often be managed with conservative treatments like orthotic devices, physiotherapy, anti-inflammatory medications, and lifestyle modifications. However, when non-surgical treatments fail to provide relief, surgery becomes the most viable solution.
You may be a candidate for Flatfoot Correction Surgery in Bangalore at Baines Hospital if you experience:
- Progressive arch collapse
- Severe pain unresponsive to conservative methods
- Advanced deformity or stiffness in the foot
- Difficulty in mobility or performing daily tasks
Tendon rupture or posterior tibial tendon dysfunction (PTTD)
Understanding Flatfoot and Its Impact
Flatfoot can be flexible (arch visible when not standing) or rigid (arch always absent). It may develop in childhood or later in life due to injury, obesity, or other conditions. Early diagnosis and intervention can prevent further deformity and improve quality of life.
Most Commonly Affects
⚠️ If you have persistent foot pain, swelling, or difficulty walking, consult a specialist for a thorough evaluation.
Key Symptoms
🚨 If you notice these symptoms, early diagnosis and treatment can help prevent further complications and restore your mobility.
Why Choose Baines Hospital?
Choosing the right hospital for surgical treatment is crucial. Here’s why Baines Hospital is a preferred destination for Flatfoot Correction Surgery in Bangalore:
Baines Hospital is a leader in foot and ankle care. Here’s why patients choose us:
Experienced orthopedic surgeons, podiatrists, and rehabilitation specialists.
Advanced Surgical Techniques
Minimally invasive methods for faster recovery and less pain.
Patient-Centered Care
Personalized treatment plans and attentive support at every stage.
State-of-the-Art Facilities
Modern operation theaters and advanced imaging for precise procedures.
Advanced Flatfoot Surgery Techniques
- Tendon transfer or repair for posterior tibial tendon dysfunction
- Osteotomy for bone realignment and arch restoration
- Fusion surgery for severe or arthritic flatfoot
- Lateral column lengthening with bone grafts
Our surgeons use the latest techniques and 3D planning tools to ensure precise correction and optimal results for every patient.
Comprehensive Rehabilitation and Support
- Customized physiotherapy programs
- Gait training and mobility aids
- Nutritional and lifestyle counseling
- Ongoing follow-up for long-term success
At Baines Hospital, we provide holistic care from surgery through rehabilitation, helping you regain strength, confidence, and an active lifestyle.
Diagnostic Process at Baines Hospital
Our advanced diagnostic process includes:
Physical Examination
Assessment of foot structure, flexibility, and gait.
X-rays
To evaluate bone alignment and deformity.
MRI or CT Scans
For detailed imaging of tendons, ligaments, and soft tissues.
Gait Analysis
To assess walking patterns and pressure distribution.
Treatment Options at Baines Hospital
We offer both non-surgical and surgical solutions, tailored to each patient’s needs.
Medications and Non-Surgical Management
Pain relief medications
Anti-inflammatory drugs
Custom orthotic devices
Physical therapy and stretching exercises
Flatfoot Correction Surgery
Tendon transfer or repair
Osteotomy (bone realignment)
Fusion surgery (arthrodesis)
Lateral column lengthening
Rehabilitation and Recovery
Cast or boot immobilization
Gradual weight-bearing
Physiotherapy for strength and flexibility
Gait training and mobility support
Lifestyle and Supportive Care
Weight management advice
Education on foot-friendly footwear
Activity modification
Long-term follow-up and monitoring