
Reconstructive Foot and Ankle Surgeon in Lexington, KY
Top Foot and Ankle Surgeons in Kentucky
The health of your feet and ankles is integral to your quality of life. Injury or chronic foot pain can lead to limited mobility and reduced independence. At Bluegrass Orthopaedics, we know no one is excited about surgery. We aim to exhaust conservative methods such as rest, compression, OTC, and prescription medicines, and physical therapy before considering surgery. However, if you are experiencing foot or ankle pain that isn't responding to more conservative methods, a consultation with one of our foot and ankle specialists in Lexington, KY, may be necessary.

What is Reconstructive Foot and Ankle Surgery?
Reconstructive foot and ankle surgery encompasses a variety of specialized orthopedic surgery options, including bone fusion, bone grafting, and ligament repair. These surgeries aim to correct deformities and loss of function resulting from congenital conditions, injuries, or disease. If conservative treatments aren't providing relief, surgery may be the best option to restore function and improve your quality of life.
Do I Need Reconstructive Foot and Ankle Surgery?
Only a surgeon can assess if reconstructive surgery is needed. However, symptoms such as persistent pain, deformity, or loss of function that don't respond to conservative treatments may indicate that surgery is necessary. Some conditions that may benefit from reconstructive surgery include
- Traumatic Injury
- Flat feet
- Severe Bunions
- Hammer Toes
- Sports-related Injury
- Arthritis
If you've suffered a traumatic injury, such as a severe ligament tear or a fracture, conservative home treatment may not be enough. If you are in intense pain, have trouble walking, or have a visible deformity, you should seek immediate care. Our top-rated BGONow walk-in orthopedic clinics are open Monday through Saturday at three convenient locations, and no appointment is necessary.
What is the Recovery Process for Reconstructive Foot and Ankle Surgery?
Reconstructive surgery for your foot or ankle is typically an outpatient procedure performed with general anesthesia. Most patients will be able to return home the day of their surgery. While recovery times can vary depending on your condition and the surgery performed, patients can expect to wear a splint or cast for several weeks. Crutches or a walker can help you get around while you heal. Your surgeon will provide a detailed recovery plan that may include pain management and physical therapy. Fully following your surgeon's post-op instructions is critical to any recovery plan. This includes taking your medications as prescribed, following up with physical therapy sessions, avoiding actions that may cause re-injury, and attending follow-up appointments.
Best Reconstructive Foot and Ankle Surgeon in Lexington, KY
A doctor should always check foot and ankle pain that doesn't get better with rest, ice, and anti-inflammatory medications. Our highly skilled orthopedic surgeons deliver expert evaluation, diagnosis, and personalized care to each of our clients. At Bluegrass Orthopaedics, we understand that easing foot and ankle pain can be the first step to improving your quality of life. Schedule an appointment online, or visit one of our three orthopedic walk-in clinics today.
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Our experienced physicians employ state-of-the-art technology and cutting-edge surgical and non-surgical treatments. We offer patients the highest level of treatment and service in orthopaedic foot and ankle care.

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