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Question: What is a good way to remove a tailor’s bunion (bunionette), WITHOUT surgery?
I have a tailor’s bunion (bunionette) on each sides of my feet. They are located right below each of my smallest toe. They look like calluses and they are extremely unattractive. I guess I got them from wearing a pair of shoes that squoze my feet. I doubt that I will be able to wear open toe shoes again. What is the best way to remove them. Surgery is NOT AN OPTION. All replies will be appreciated…Thanks
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Answer by what’supchuck!
You question the best way to remove a tailor’s bunion. Surgical intervention is the only means to eliminate a bunionette. If the bunions are extremely painful, then your alternative would be surgery.
In the meantime, wear a shoe with a wide toe box for comfort.
You mention that surgery is not an option. If the problem is financial, any reputable podiatric surgeon’s office will work with you.
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Tags: bunion, bunionette, good, remove, surgery, tailor's, without
There isn’t anything you can do short of surgery except to realize that no one has drop dead gorgeous feet, and that most folks would never even notice this. Wear what feels good and don’t worry about the looks so much!
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