Bunion Surgery can relieve long-standing foot pain, but the surgery alone isn’t the whole fix. Proper, structured rehabilitation is what ensures you walk away with better function, balance, and long-term relief. At Isleworth Pain and Injury Clinic, we offer focused, evidence-based rehabilitation plans after bunion surgery to support a smooth recovery and reduce your risk of recurrence.

Why Rehab Matters After Bunion Surgery

A bunion (hallux valgus) is a bony bump that forms at the base of your big toe, often pushing it towards the second toe. Surgical correction (such as osteotomy, realignment, or joint fusion) straightens the joint, but it also requires healing time, retraining your walking mechanics, and regaining joint flexibility and foot strength.

Without rehab, many patients risk:

What To Expect From Our Rehabilitation Programme

Our team follows a phased recovery model, working closely with your surgeon’s protocol and tailoring your plan to how you're healing.

Phase 1: Protection & Pain Relief (0–2 Weeks)

Phase 2: Mobility & Gentle Strengthening (2–6 Weeks)

Phase 3: Gait Training & Load-Bearing (6–10 Weeks)

Phase 4: Return to Activity (10+ Weeks)

How We Help

Chiropractic Care: Chiropractic support can help realign your lower limb and spine, reducing abnormal stresses on your recovering foot. It also helps manage compensatory aches that can develop in your knees, hips, or back while your walking pattern changes.

Physiotherapy: Our physiotherapist guides you through a structured, progressive rehab programme focused on:

Why Choose Isleworth Pain and Injury Clinic?

Start Walking Better—Sooner

Book your rehabilitation assessment today at Isleworth Pain and Injury Clinic and take the first real step towards pain-free walking, running, and living.