Learn what a tailor’s bunion is, common symptoms, non-surgical treatment options, and how minimally invasive tailor’s bunion surgery is performed in London by Mr Kaser Nazir and the London Foot & Ankle Surgery team.

A common question patients ask is: will my bunion come back after surgery? Generally speaking, the literature has reported high recurrence rates in the past, sometimes up to 20–30%, with procedures such as Scarf and Akin osteotomies and Chevron osteotomies, which were part of traditional open surgical techniques.

To understand whether non-surgical treatments for bunion deformities work, it is important to understand the underlying cause of bunion deformities.

Bunion pain can be frustrating at any time of day, but many people notice that their symptoms feel worse in the evening or at night.

Understanding Hallux Rigidus vs Bunion Deformity. Understanding the difference between these two conditions is critical because the treatment approach is completely different.

We specialise in minimally invasive bunion surgery — but that’s not all we do. Discover the full range of expert foot and ankle treatments available at London Foot and Ankle Surgery.

Correcting Overlapping Toes Without Open Surgery or Visible Scars

Reflections on 2025: Advancing Keyhole Bunion Surgery — and What’s Ahead for 2026

Discover Rapid Bunion™, the signature keyhole bunion surgery by Consultant Podiatric Surgeon Mr Kaser Nazir. Learn how this minimally invasive technique delivers faster recovery, minimal scarring, and long-term correction.

Exclusive, Private, and Performed Personally by Leading UK Foot Surgeon Mr Kaser Nazir. Unlike traditional medical tourism or standard private appointments, this is a VIP, one-to-one surgical service.

Discover how minimally invasive hammertoe surgery can be performed alongside keyhole bunion surgery. Learn causes, treatments & recovery in London.

Minimally Invasive Bunion Surgery in London: Sally’s Success Story