Mr Kaser Nazir, the UK's Leading Bunion Surgeon in London
- 21+ years’ experience
- 1,200+ keyhole bunion procedures performed
- 350+ surgeries/year
- NHS consultant, Guy's and St Thomas'
- Past Dean, Faculty of Podiatric Surgery
- Creator of the Rapid Bunion™ protocol
Mr Kaser Nazir is a Consultant Podiatric Surgeon at 17 Harley Street and at Guy’s and St. Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust. He specialises in keyhole bunion surgery, and has performed more than 1,200 minimally invasive bunion corrections, with over 350 a year.
Keyhole surgery corrects the bunion through a few tiny incisions rather than one long cut. For most patients that means less swelling, less pain and walking on the foot the same day.
Keyhole Bunion Surgery in London
Traditional bunion surgery uses a long incision to reach and reshape the bone. With keyhole (minimally invasive) surgery, Mr Nazir makes a few incisions of just a few millimetres and corrects the bunion using specialist instruments, guided by live X-ray throughout.
His minimally invasive technique realigns the big toe and holds it in place with small internal screws, so the correction stays stable while the bone heals.
Why patients choose keyhole surgery:
- Tiny scars instead of one long one
- Less swelling and pain after surgery
- Walking in a surgical shoe on the same day
- Day case surgery, so you go home the same day
- A lower chance of the big toe joint stiffening
Before and After
Here are some examples of a bunion surgery, showing the before and after results.
Recovery After Keyhole Bunion Surgery
- Day 1: home the same day, walking in a protective surgical shoe
- Weeks 1-2: rest with your foot raised and the dressings kept dry, then your first check-up
- Around 6 weeks: most patients are back in wide, comfortable shoes
- 12-16 weeks: back to normal footwear, exercise and sport for most people
Everyone heals differently, and Mr Nazir will give you a recovery plan based on your foot.
Why Patients Choose Mr Kaser Nazir
The UK’s Leading Bunion Surgeon
Harley Street, London
- 21+ years’ experience
- 350+ bunion surgeries per year
- High Volume experienced NHS and Private Surgery
- Dedicated Bunion Practice
- Accepts All Private Medical Insurance
Find out more about minimally invasive keyhole bunion surgery with expert bunion surgeon, Mr Kaser Nazir.
How are Bunions Treated?
Bunions are a bony deformity that forms on the side of your foot below the big toe joint.
When a bunion develops the big toe will typically start to point towards the other toes on the same foot, which may then cause the attached metatarsal bone to point outwards.
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Get Assessed
It's important we determine which surgery is most suitable for your type of bunion and circumstances.
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Foot X-Ray
We need to see what is going on inside your foot to see how best to treat your bunion.
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Keyhole Surgery
Most patients have keyhole surgery as a day case at The Weymouth Street Hospital, walking out the same day.
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Follow Up Care
We will give you instructions on your aftercare.
Alternative Surgery Options
Not everyone is suitable for our minimally invasive surgery option, but there are other surgeries available for bunions.
When you have your consultation we will be able to tell you if you are suitable for the minimally invasive surgery, or an alternative.
Common Questions
How much does keyhole bunion surgery cost?
Am I suitable for keyhole surgery?
Can both feet be done at once?
Will I need screws?
How to Find Us
The Bunion Surgeon is based on the historic Harley Street in central London for outpatient appointments:
17 Harley Street
London
W1G 9QH
The clinic is equidistant from Oxford Circus Station and Bond Street Station.
All surgeries are arranged at The Weymouth Street Hospital, which provides high-quality care with state-of-the-art facilities.