on my left foot one of my toes is shorter than the others.. i would like to have a procedure done but i was wondering how much does it cost and if you know or can send me a referral somewhere in texas ..thank u very much!!!

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Brenda Nichols

I am out of state (in Florida) but am interested in the toe shortening procedure. My second toe is longer on both feet and I would really love to get those fixed. They both cause me a lot of problems with getting shoes to fit correctly. I have to buy shoes bigger to catering for my toes and are just not cosmetically appealing.

Could I please get some more information on this procedure?

Thanks,

Latasaw

The reality is this is one of those dreams that you know most likely will never happen. You know that your feet serve a purpose and looking pretty in shoes is not really the main one I realize….though the longing for that pretty heel never fades. So you continue to breeze through the shoe department because you are such a pro at scanning the “right covered toe shoe” you know best suits your ugly toes…..and you continue on. It was probably worse that I wandered to this site as I did. But I did. I would say to my husband what an awesome 40th bday gift this would be but in reality most of our funds have been spent on adopting our three beautiful daughters. My sweet girls don’t even notice Mommies toes! I think it is great to have this option and if I could afford it I would do it and buy a beautiful pair of silver strappie sandals! You can give young girls and women back their confidence and how wonderful is that! Funny, I always joked to myself that I would have plastic toe surgery over plastic facial surgery any day of the week. Way out of my league but a girl can always dream!

I am out of state (in Florida) but am interested in the toe shortening procedure. My second toe is longer on both feet and I would really love to get those fixed. They both cause me a lot of problems with getting shoes to fit correctly and are just not cosmetically appealing.

Could I please get some more information on this procedure?

Thanks,

Ginger

I have been to several doctors for my toe condition with only a promise of possible symmetry with fusion and stiffness of the bones. The second toe on both my feet have the middle and distal phalanges turned towards the big toe. The phalanges in the right toe are dislocated. The nail bed on both are very a symmetrical and quite frankly ugly . Since birth I have been mocked by family and friends which now has become the least of my worries. For the past 5 years I have felt shooting pain in these toes when standing or walking 20-30 minutes or longer. Wearing any type of heel will bring on this pain sooner. Is there anything you can do to visually as well as physically correct this unsightly family trait? You are my last hope.

Thank you for your time,
Manny

I’m almost 20 years old and have suffered from severe flat feet in just my right foot. my left foot is completely normal, making my body structure crooked from legs up as well as making my right ankle to appear very skinny. I have a lot of pain all the time by simply just walking. i have been to doctors many times when i was younger and once again about a year ago and keep telling me to wear insoles. Those things never really worked for me and i feel like my foot is getting worse as i get older. I was wondering if there was any kind of procedure that can possibly be done?

Thanks,
Ben

My son just turned 17 years old less than a month ago and has suffered from EXTREMELY flat feet all his life. He has gotten to the point where simply walking gets to be painful. After doing the mile test for school, his ankles, knees, and sometimes his hips will be extremely sore for days after. Is he able to do the Liber-Archy procedure, or is it too late?

Thanks,
John