Tailor’s Bunion Los Angeles – Bunion Repair Beverly Hills

Why People Choose Dr. Jamshidinia for Tailor’s Bunion Repair in Los Angeles:
- American Board of Podiatric Surgery – Diplomat
- American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons – Fellow
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Tailor’s Bunion – Causes and Risk Factors:
- Genetics – The foot structure you were born with is probably the most common risk factor
- Having a defect of the arch of the foot is commonly associated with the formation of a tailor’s bunion
- Tight fitting shoes and high heeled shoes may contribute to the formation of a tailor’s bunion
- Having other types of arthritis such as Rheumatoid Arthritis may cause bone destruction where misalignment of the joints causes a tailor’s bunion to form
- Neuromuscular disorders can negatively affect the function of the muscles and tendons in your foot causing deformities of the foot structure
- If one leg is longer or shorter than the other the structure of the foot can be compromised
- Trauma or surgery to the bones and muscles in the foot can cause a tailor’s bunion to form
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Tailor’s Bunion Symptoms:
- Pain
- Swelling
- Redness
- Numbness
- Formation of a Cyst
- Formation of a Callous
- Formation of an Ulcer
Tailor’s Bunion Treatment at Tower Foot and Ankle in Los Angeles:
Most patients respond very well to non-surgical treatment options offered to them by Dr. Jamshidinia. In the cases where surgical removal, or tailor’s bunionectomy is needed, you can rest assured you’re your feet are in the highly skilled, experienced, and certified hands of Dr. Jamshidinia at Tower Foot and Ankle.
Non-Surgical Treatment Options Include:
Switch Shoes – Wear comfortable shoes that provide enough room for your foot. Avoid tight fitting shoes with narrow toes or high heels.
Avoid Stressors – Avoid activity known to cause bunion pain, including standing for long periods of time.
Nonsteroidal Anti-Inflammatory (NSAIDS) – oral medications, such as ibuprofen or aspirin, may be recommended to reduce pain and inflammation.
RICE: Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation – Getting adequate rest, applying ice packs, wrapping the area with a compression bandage, and elevating your leg may all alleviate the symptoms.
Corticosteroid Treatment – Injections of corticosteroids may be useful in treating the inflamed area of the foot.
Custom Orthotics – Custom shoe soles can be used to target the symptoms caused by a tailor’s bunion.