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Rapid Bunion™ – My Minimally Invasive Keyhole Bunion Surgery Technique and What to Expect After

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Kaser Nazir - Bunion Surgeon in Harley Street, London, Bunion Treatment Specialist


What Is Rapid Bunion™?

Rapid Bunion™ is my signature minimally invasive keyhole bunion surgery technique, designed to correct bunion deformities through precision incisions and advanced fixation.
Unlike traditional open bunion operations—which involve long scars, greater tissue trauma, and extended recovery—this modern approach focuses on:

  • Tiny incisions and minimal soft-tissue disruption
  • Faster recovery and return to daily shoes
  • Significantly reduced pain and swelling
  • Superior cosmetic and functional results

Why Bunions Require Modern Surgical Solutions

Bunions are one of the most common foot deformities, affecting one in four people under 65 and one in three over 65.
Traditional methods often leave patients with long scars and limited mobility for weeks. Rapid Bunion™ changes that through refined surgical engineering, offering faster recovery and lasting correction.


What Makes Rapid Bunion™ Different?

1. True Minimally Invasive Precision

The operation uses two to four puncture-sized incisions, each just a few millimetres wide.
This preserves surrounding tissue, reduces swelling, and keeps scars almost invisible.

2. Real-Time X-Ray Alignment

Every correction is performed under live fluoroscopy (X-ray) guidance to ensure millimetre-accurate bone alignment without opening the joint.

3. Stable Internal Fixation

Many “keyhole” techniques rely only on bandages to hold the bone in place. My method uses low-profile titanium screws for predictable, durable outcomes and quicker recovery.

4. Cosmetic and Functional Excellence

Patients benefit from:

  • Virtually invisible scars
  • Straighter great toe alignment
  • Minimal discomfort post-surgery
  • Early return to walking and normal footwear
  • Proven long-term correction stability

My Experience

I’m one of the UK’s leading consultant podiatric surgeons, specialising exclusively in minimally invasive bunion correction.
Having performed a large volume of bunion surgeries, I’ve refined Rapid Bunion™ to combine modern MIS principles with advanced fixation—ensuring reliable long-term results, even in complex or revision cases.


Who Is a Good Candidate?

Most patients with mild, moderate, or severe bunions are suitable for Rapid Bunion™, including those with:

  • Pain when walking or standing
  • Difficulty wearing regular shoes
  • Cosmetic concerns about toe shape
  • Second-toe crowding or early arthritis
  • Busy lifestyles require fast recovery

A personal consultation with me confirms whether minimally invasive correction is right for you.


What to Expect After Keyhole Bunion Surgery

1. Same-Day Walking

You’ll walk immediately after surgery in a post-op shoe.

2. Minimal Discomfort

Most patients describe pain levels as 2–4 / 10, typically managed with mild painkillers for only a few days.


Week-by-Week Recovery Timeline

Weeks 1–2:

  • Walking in post-op shoe
  • Bandage maintains correction
  • Swelling minimal–moderate
  • Remote work possible within days

Weeks 3–4:

  • Stitches removed
  • Transition to wider trainers
  • Walk 15–20 minutes comfortably
  • Resume commuting

Weeks 4–6:

  • Confident walking
  • Begin light impact and weight-bearing activities
  • Significant recovery achieved

Weeks 6–8:

  • Noticeable improvement in foot shape
  • Swelling subsides
  • Return to normal shoes and walking pattern

3 Months:

  • Full function for most patients
  • Resume gym, running, or tennis
  • Wear heels again

3–6 Months:

  • Final scar fading and cosmetic refinement
  • Complete tissue healing

Why Patients Choose Mr Kaser Nazir for Bunion Surgery

  • Consultant Podiatric Surgeon with senior post at Guy’s & St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust (15+ years)
  • Lead Consultant and Advisor on multiple national committees
  • International practice in the Middle East and Cayman Islands
  • Expert in both open and keyhole techniques for all deformity severities
  • Referrals from medical peers and high-profile patients

International Recognition

I pioneered and teach the Rapid Bunion™ technique worldwide.
As a consultant for implant developers, I train surgeons globally in modern minimally invasive foot surgery. My reputation for revision and complex case success has established my practice as one of the UK’s top centres for bunion correction.


Personalised, Patient-Centred Care

Every patient receives:

  • Detailed diagnostic assessment
  • Tailored surgical plan
  • Direct access to myself and my clinical team throughout recovery

Our goal: the best possible functional and cosmetic outcome with absolute continuity of care.


Booking a Consultation

If you’re considering bunion surgery and value faster recovery, minimal scarring, and proven long-term results, book a remote or face-to-face consultation today.

📍 Clinic: 17 Harley Street, London
📅 Consultations: By appointment (X-rays required)
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Frequently Asked Questions About Keyhole Bunion Surgery

Is keyhole bunion surgery painful?

Most patients report minimal discomfort, often requiring only paracetamol. An ankle block anaesthetic keeps the foot numb during early recovery.

Can I walk straight after?

Yes. You can walk the same day in a post-op shoe, though elevation is key for the first two weeks.

Will screws be used?

Yes. Titanium screws secure bone alignment, providing stability and faster healing.

How visible are the scars?

Almost invisible after 6–12 months. Each incision is just a few millimetres.

When can I wear normal shoes?

Typically, trainers at 3–4 weeks, and closed shoes by 6–8 weeks.

Is it suitable for severe bunions?

Yes—for about 95% of cases, even severe deformities. Only rare hypermobility conditions require alternative open fusion.

What are the risks?

Low recurrence (2–5%) due to strong fixation and accurate correction.

When can I drive?

Left foot: within days. Right foot: typically 4–6 weeks, once full control returns.

Can both feet be done together?

Yes, in selected patients with good bone quality and mobility.

How soon can I travel?

Short-haul: around 2 weeks. Long-haul: 4–6 weeks with compression stockings and blood-thinner precautions.


Key Takeaway

Rapid Bunion™ offers the next generation of keyhole bunion surgery—combining precision, minimal pain, and accelerated recovery.
With thousands of successful procedures and international recognition, my aim is to help every patient walk confidently, comfortably, and beautifully again.

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