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1. TMC Data on File (AOFAS Member Survey August – 2023)
2. Ray J, et al. Foot Ankle Int. 2019 Aug;40(8):955-960.
Important Risk Information: Only a surgeon can tell if the Lapiplasty® Procedure is right for you. Individual results may vary depending on age, weight, health, and other variables. There are risks and recovery takes time. For more information about recovery from the Lapiplasty® Procedure, see the recovery information and discuss the post-surgery recovery process with your doctor. Risks include infection, pain, implant loosening, and loss of correction due to improper bone healing. For more information about risks, see the Patient Risk Information. For information about how we handle your information, see our Privacy Policy.
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Hear From Our Surgeons
"It's been far more reliable intra-operatively."
Dr. Mark Easley, MD
"Lapiplasty is about a philosophy of fixing the deformity in 3D in a reproducible way"
"I choose Laiplasty® mainly for the deformity correction."
Dr. Daniel Hatch, DPM
Dr. Paul Dayton, DPM
Dr. Easley is a paid consultant of Treace Medical Concepts, Inc.
Dr. Dayton is a paid consultant of Treace Medical Concepts, Inc.
Dr. Hatch is a paid consultant of Treace Medical Concepts, Inc.
Hear From Our Surgeons
"It's been far more reliable intra-operatively."
"Lapiplasty is about a philosophy of fixing the deformity in 3D in a reproducible way"
Dr. Paul Dayton, DPM
Dr. Mark Easley, MD
Dr. Easley is a paid consultant of Treace Medical Concepts, Inc.
"I choose Laiplasty® mainly for the deformity correction."
Dr. Daniel Hatch, DPM
Dr. Dayton is a paid consultant of Treace Medical Concepts, Inc.
Dr. Hatch is a paid consultant of Treace Medical Concepts, Inc.
Find a Doctor Near You
Search 1,000s of trained & experienced Lapiplasty® surgeons
Search 1,000s of trained & experienced Lapiplasty® surgeons
Don't let bunions stand in your way
April 16th is National Bunion Day. For the first time, this day is being celebrated in the U.S. Did you know? ~1 in 4 U.S Adults suffer from bunions and the challenges posed by bunions affect over 67 million Americans.3
What makes this day even more special? It's happening during foot health awareness month, giving us two reasons to empower you to #StandUp2Bunions!
Take control of your foot health this month and join us to discover more about bunions, explore treatment options, and take steps toward healthier feet.
What is a bunion?
Bunions are more than a bump. They are complex 3D problems. Bunions can be mild, moderate or severe and can be aggravated by everyday occurrences.
What causes a bunion?
Addressing Stigmas
Connecting Communities
Sharing Real Stories
What is National Bunion Day?
Fact or Myth: High heels cause bunions.
Myth: While they can exacerbate the problem by squeezing the toes together and putting pressure on the big toe joint, they are not the root cause of your bunion.4
Fact or Myth: Bunions are hereditary.
Fact: Bunions do run in families, which makes genetics one of the leading causes of this complex 3D deformity. Weak mechanical structure (such as foot shape and structure) can result in such defects, proving that bunions are in fact hereditary.4
The Future of Bunion Surgery is Here
Lapiplasty® 3D Bunion Correction®
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Most Commonly Used 3D Bunion Correction Procedure by US Surgeons1
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Sneakers
What can I do if I think I have a bunion?
3. Nix S, et al. J Foot Ankle Res. 2010. 27:3:21.
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+ Patients may transition back to comfortable shoes at 6-8 weeks