Bunion/hallux valgus in France: April 2024 average price

The average April 2024 cost of Bunion/hallux valgus in France is 4087 €

The April 2024 Price range is 3405-4768 €

The typical average cost and price range for Bunion/hallux valgus are taken from 17 Clinic prices and fee lists among 94 Doctors. 

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Bunion/hallux valgus April 2024

Clinic Average/As of Price
American Hospital Paris ( 63 Boulevard Victor Hugo, Neuilly-sur-Seine, 92200) from 1900€
New Vision Clinic ( 14 rue Paul Déroulède, 06000, Nice) from 3500€
Victor Hugo Clinic ( 5 Bis Rue du Dôme, 75116, Paris) from 3500€
Beausoleil Plastic Surgery Clinic ( 57, avenue de la Californie, 06200, NICE) from 3500€
Clinique SG Nice ( 2 avenue de Rimiez, 06105, Nice Cedex 2) from 3500€
Mozart Clinique ( 17, avenue Auber, 06000, NICE) from 3500€
Pistre Medical Center ( 2 allée des Ormeaux, 64200, Biarritz) from 3500€
Azencot Medical Center ( 16 TER rue FERRERE, 33000, BORDEAUX) from 3500€
Clinique Esthétique Clermond ( 3 avenue Julien, 63000, Clermont-Ferrand) from 3500€
Cabinet Esthétique Lyon ( 15 Quai Général Sarrail, 69006, Lyon) from 3500€
Chirurgie Esthétique Strasbourg ( 14 rue Boussingault, 67000, Strasbourg) from 3500€
Chirurgie Esthétique Sechaud ( 61 avenue de La Grande Armée, 75016, PARIS) from 3500€
Chirurgie Esthétique Vincennes ( 3-5, cours Marigny, 94300, Vincennes) from 3500€
Chirurgie Esthétique Clemenceau ( 179 Bd Clemenceau, 59700, Marcq-en-Barœul) from 3500€
Centre Esthétique Nantes ( 2-4 route de Paris, 44300, Nantes) from 3500€
Clinique du Parc ( 155 boulevard Stalingrad, 69006, Lyon) from 3500€
Dental Center Strasbourg ( 3, rue Charles Péguy, 67200, Strasbourg) from 3500€

What is Bunion/hallux valgus in France

Bunion surgery or as hallux valgus correction surgery is a surgical procedure aimed at correcting the deformity of the big toe joint (hallux valgus) by realigning the bones of the toe and removing the bony prominence (bunion) on the side of the foot or the feet. This surgery is typically recommended for patients who experience significant pain, inflammation, difficulty walking, and functional impairment due to a severe or progressive bunion deformity that does not respond to conservative treatments.

In order to avoid different consultations and a huge waste of time, just send photos (and ideally with an x-ray) and you will receive quotes.The quote will include the protocol and surgical planning: Based on the pre-operative evaluation, the surgeon will develop a personalized surgical plan tailored to the patient's specific needs and goals. This plan will include decisions regarding the type of bunion surgery to be performed, the surgical approach and technique, and any additional procedures that may be needed to address associated foot deformities or structural abnormalities.

Bunion surgery is typically performed under either general anesthesia, regional anesthesia (such as spinal or epidural anesthesia), or local anesthesia with sedation, depending on the patient's preference, the extent of the surgery, and the surgeon's recommendations. The anesthesia choice will be discussed with the patient during the pre-operative consultation.

Your treatment plan will include the surgical approach: There are several surgical approaches and techniques used for bunion surgery, depending on the severity of the bunion deformity, the presence of associated foot problems, and the surgeon's preference and expertise. Common surgical approaches include:

   - Osteotomy: This involves making small incisions near the big toe joint and realigning the bones of the toe by cutting and repositioning the metatarsal bone and/or the proximal phalanx bone.
   - Exostectomy: This involves removing the bony prominence (bunion) on the side of the foot without realigning the bones of the toe. It is typically used for mild to moderate bunions.
   - Arthrodesis: This involves fusing the bones of the big toe joint to stabilize the joint and correct the deformity. It may be recommended for severe or recurrent bunions.

Soft tissue repair: In addition to bone realignment, the surgeon may repair or tighten the soft tissues surrounding the big toe joint, including the joint capsule, ligaments, and tendons, to provide additional stability and support to the corrected toe alignment.Once the surgical corrections are made, the surgeon will close the incisions using sutures or surgical staples and apply sterile dressings or surgical tape to protect the surgical site. Some surgeons may also use surgical drains to remove excess fluid and minimize post-operative swelling.
 
The recovery period following bunion surgery varies depending on the surgical technique used and the individual patient's healing process. Patients may need to use crutches or a walker for a period of time to avoid putting weight on the operated foot. Physical therapy exercises, stretching, and strengthening activities may be prescribed to improve mobility, flexibility, and strength in the foot and ankle. It's essential for patients to follow their surgeon's recommendations and attend all scheduled follow-up appointments to monitor healing, assess the stability of the surgical corrections, and address any concerns or complications that may arise.

The standard international protocol of a bunion surgery includes 1 night in clinic and 1 to 3 days in hotel. The bunion surgery is a safe and effective treatment option for correcting the deformity of the big toe joint and alleviating pain and functional impairment associated with severe bunions. In 60% of cases it is performed for the two feet.

Bunion/hallux valgus in France

France is well known for its large and generous healthcare system. With massive investments in general in its healthcare system, France covers all types of treatments with several thousands clinics and hospitals. A Doctor's shortage in the country with huge waiting list lead to some shortage in some specific medical categories such as dental treatments or plastic surgery. Thefore you have to double check each time the availability of each Doctor or dentist before booking. The country is well known for some medical categories and is the leading country in terms of eye color change for keratopigmentation.

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92200, France

Bunion/hallux valgus Price: from 1900 €
Nice, France

Bunion/hallux valgus Price: from 3500 €
Paris, France

Bunion/hallux valgus Price: from 3500 €
NICE, France

Bunion/hallux valgus Price: from 3500 €
Nice Cedex 2, France

Bunion/hallux valgus Price: from 3500 €
NICE, France

Bunion/hallux valgus Price: from 3500 €
Biarritz, France

Bunion/hallux valgus Price: from 3500 €
BORDEAUX, France

Bunion/hallux valgus Price: from 3500 €
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Clermont-Ferrand, France

Bunion/hallux valgus Price: from 3500 €
Lyon, France

Bunion/hallux valgus Price: from 3500 €
Strasbourg, France

Bunion/hallux valgus Price: from 3500 €
PARIS, France

Bunion/hallux valgus Price: from 3500 €
Vincennes, France

Bunion/hallux valgus Price: from 3500 €
Marcq-en-Barœul, France

Bunion/hallux valgus Price: from 3500 €
Nantes, France

Bunion/hallux valgus Price: from 3500 €
Lyon, France

Bunion/hallux valgus Price: from 3500 €
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Strasbourg, France

Bunion/hallux valgus Price: from 3500 €