Foot surgery | Dr.Sergey Krasilnikov 

Percutaneous minimally invasive foot surgery without metal is a method for correcting forefoot deformities without osteosynthesis, scarring, or long rehabilitation. The concept was developed over 40 years ago in the UK and the USA and is widely used in Spain and Italy. The procedure lasts 15–20 minutes, performed through small skin punctures under continuous X-ray guidance, with regional anesthesia and sedation. No screws, staples, sutures, or casts are used. After surgery, the foot is secured with an elastic bandage for 15–20 days, with no need for dressing changes. The patient wears a special postoperative VALGO shoe, allowing immediate weight-bearing. The final result is assessed after 45 days with X-ray control.