Deformity correction
Representative exampleA bent limb, straightened.
A limb that is bent, twisted or unequal in length can be carefully realigned so that it works and bears weight properly.
About this kind of case
What this involves.
A limb can be bent, twisted or of uneven length — present from birth, or following an old injury or illness. Over time this can strain nearby joints and make movement harder.
Realigning the limb restores a straighter, more natural shape and a better line for weight to travel through. Depending on the case, this is done in a single operation or gradually over time.
Correcting a deformity is carefully planned and explained in advance, with a recovery path suited to the person.
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