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Experience the groundbreaking Lapiplasty procedure for bunion correction, offering swift recovery. Get back on your feet within days of surgery!
Goodbye Painful Bunions!
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100K patients have chosen the Lapiplasty® Procedure 1
#1 most commonly used 3D bunion correction procedure by US surgeons 2
Back in sneakers at 6-8 weeks 3
Charles B. Marder, DPM
Podiatrist, Foot & Ankle Surgeon
Charles B. Marder, DPM, is a board-certified podiatric surgeon. He brings his exceptional combination of expertise, extensive experience, and compassionate dedication to his patients at the DFW Podiatry Institute. Throughout his 30 plus year career, Dr. Marder has assumed key roles such as the President of the regional division of the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons, the Director of education for the Mesquite Podiatric Surgical Residency Program. As well as, a respected lecturer representing several pharmaceutical companies.
Lapiplasty® technology is versatile, addressing mild, moderate, and severe bunions. This procedure corrects the entire bone, stabilizing the foundation and allowing you to transition to a walking boot within 3-10 days. Additionally, studies demonstrate a low recurrence rate, with 97% and 99% maintaining 3D correction at 13 and 17 months follow-up, respectively.
Get Back on Your Feet!
Within 2-6 Weeks
At 2 weeks begin to put some weight on your foot.3,4 Next 4-6 weeks walk in a boot and return to light activities.3
Transition back into comfortable shoes.3
At 6-8 Weeks
Resume most activities and return to normal footwear.3
At 4-6 Months
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Bunions go beyond mere bumps, representing complex 3D issues arising from instability within the mid-foot joint. With the Lapiplasty® Procedure, comprehensive 3D correction is achieved, effectively securing the unstable joint.
How it Works
Fix it Right the First TimeTM
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*Patients may transition back into comfortable shoes at 6-8 weeks.
1. TMC Data on File
2. TMC Data on File (AOFAS Member Survey August – 2023)
3. Ray J, et al. Foot Ankle Int. 2019 Aug;40(8):955-960.
