Correct Alignment: Realign the deviated metatarsal bone and restore proper joint alignment.

Relieve Pain and Discomfort: Alleviate pain, discomfort, and pressure on the affected joint.

Restore Functionality: Improve the function of the big toe for weight-bearing activities and walking.

Prevent Recurrence: Minimize the chances of bunion reformation by addressing underlying anatomical issues.

Infection: Any surgical procedure carries a risk of infection, although it is minimized in MIS due to smaller incisions.

Nerve or Blood Vessel Injury: Rare instances of nerve or blood vessel damage can occur during the procedure.

Delayed Healing: Some patients may experience delayed wound healing.

Recurrence: Although less common with MIS, there is a slight risk of bunion recurrence.

Stiffness: Stiffness or reduced range of motion in the big toe joint may occur post-operatively.

Weight-Bearing: Gradual return to weight-bearing activities as guided by the surgeon.

Elevate and Ice: Elevate the foot and apply ice to reduce swelling.

Medications: Take prescribed pain medications and antibiotics as directed.

Follow-Up Appointments: Attend scheduled follow-up visits for wound checks and assessment of progress.

Physical Therapy: Engage in physical therapy exercises to regain strength and mobility.