Foot and Ankle Surgery in NJ
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What is Foot and Ankle Surgery?
Foot and ankle surgery is a specialized field within orthopedics and podiatry, focusing on surgical treatments for injuries, deformities, and chronic conditions of the lower limbs. These procedures may involve:
- Repairing broken bones
- Reconstructing ligaments or tendons
- Correcting deformities or misalignments
- Replacing damaged joints
If conservative treatments like medications, bracing, or physical therapy no longer provide relief, surgery may be recommended.
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Who Needs Foot and Ankle Surgery?
You may be a candidate for foot or ankle surgery if you are suffering from:
- Compound fractures that require internal fixation (screws, rods, or plates)
- Advanced arthritis damaging your foot or ankle joints
- Tendon or ligament tears requiring surgical reconstruction
- Chronic bursitis or persistent inflammation unresponsive to medication
- Structural deformities like bunions, hammertoes, or flat feet
Whether you’re an athlete, active adult, or senior patient, surgical care is personalized based on your condition and lifestyle.
How Is the Procedure Performed?
The exact technique depends on the diagnosis, but most foot and ankle surgeries follow these general steps:
- Anesthesia is administered (local, regional, or general).
- The surgeon makes an incision—typically 1–2 inches for minimally invasive procedures or 3+ inches for open surgery.
- Damaged bones, tendons, or ligaments are repaired, fused, or replaced.
- Surgical hardware (e.g., screws, anchors, plates) may be used for support.
- The incision is closed with sutures, and a bandage or splint is applied.
- Post-operative observation lasts from a few hours to 24 hours, depending on the surgical approach.
Recovery & Follow-Up
- Minimally invasive surgeries often require only a few days of downtime.
- Open surgeries may involve 1–2 weeks of immobilization and longer rehabilitation.
- A custom recovery plan including physical therapy is created for every patient.
- Expect follow-up appointments for suture removal, healing checks, and mobility assessments.
Frequently Asked Questions
Recovery times vary, but most patients return to normal activity within 6–12 weeks depending on the procedure and personal health.
Yes. Physical therapy plays a key role in regaining full strength, balance, and range of motion.
Some post-operative discomfort is expected, but pain is managed with medication and usually subsides within a few days.
Why Choose CMW for Foot & Ankle Surgery in NJ?
- Specialized orthopedic & podiatric surgeons
- Advanced imaging & minimally invasive techniques
- State-of-the-art surgical facility
- Personalized post-operative care plans
- 90%+ success rate across surgical specialties
We aim to relieve pain, restore mobility, and prevent future complications—all while keeping your recovery smooth and comfortable.
Schedule Your Appointment Today
Don’t let chronic foot or ankle pain limit your mobility. CMW’s skilled surgical team is ready to help you walk pain-free again.
