BEFORE AND AFTER | MINIMALLY INVASIVE BUNION SURGERY

Dr. Nick Campitelli performs minimally invasive bunion surgery and Akron in Cleveland Ohio! This procedure has replaced the traditional bunion surgical procedure which was painful and had a long recovery. Minimally invasive bunion surgery reduces the pain drastically cuts the recovery period in half allowing patients to get back to work and activity much faster.

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Dr. Nick Campitelli is a podiatrist who specializes in foot and ankle surgery in the Akron and Cleveland Ohio area. He is the Residency Director of the Western Reserve Hospital / University Hospital Podiatric Medicine and Surgery Residency Program.

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[Hai]

Wow the sergery was so good it changed the toenail color

[kerrijohnstone]

Yep that’s exactly what I had done by an Australian surgeon who was the first surgeon in Australia who was able to do this via the keyhole method and I tell you what gone on gone gone thanks Doc I owe you two

[margaretcooper]

I've had both of my feet done and I've got scars on both of them how is it managed to be done with no scarring

[sabi]

What is the name of this operation technic ?

[pocahontas]

How is that procedure permanent? I thought the only one that was permanent was lapiplasty.

[profmj]

How long do you have stay off your feet?