Small Toe Deformities (Claw or Hammer Toes)

Who does it affect? This condition is more common in older women. These are commonly associated with other deformities of the foot such as bunions (Hallux Valgus) and are often made worse by tight footwear. Patients often complain of painful corns (callosities) and difficulty with shoes

Investigations X-ray

Non-surgical Treatment These are initially treated without surgery by modifying your shoes, introducing padding or the use of insoles.

Surgical Treatment Surgery is used to straighten and shorten claw or hammer toes. It is usually done a day-case under a general anaesthetic.