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Top Rated Podiatrist for HyProCure in Edgemont

HyProCure is procedure which inserting a small, titanium stent to align the bones of the heel and ankle. Schedule an appointment now at Feldman & Leavitt Foot and Ankle Specialists, your Top Rated Podiatrist for HyProCure in Edgemont, Calgary, Alberta

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Most patients are first treat conservatively through non-invasive techniques and treatment options. If the problems still persist, more invasive options can be discussed along with possible surgical options.

Schedule an appointment now at Feldman & Leavitt Foot and Ankle Specialists, your Top Rated Podiatrist for HyProCure in Edgemont, Calgary, Alberta

What is Hyprocure?

When your feet are misaligned, it leads to a chain reaction of misalignment in the body, affecting the knees, hips and back, often resulting in pain when standing, walking and running. The most common sign of misaligned feet is the inward rolling of the ankles, which is called Hyperpronation. However, misaligned feet can lead to a variety of other symptoms including, flat feet, foot pain, back pain, knee pain, hip pain, bunions and hammertoe.

HyProCure corrects irregular foot form and alignment. The procedure uses an incision in your arch to correct the misaligned bones in your foot, allowing your bones to move freely again. HyProCure also reduces pressure on nerves, which can cause pain and inflammation.

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The HyProCure Procedure

The procedure is minimally invasive and is typically done in 20-minutes or less. It is often perform in an outpatient setting under a twilight sleep or local sedation.

HyProCure is place in the naturally occurring space between your bones to instantly realign and stabilize the hindfoot. It will not penetrate or be implanted into your bones.

Once place, it will then allow normal joint range of motion and weight distribution of your body on your feet. Many times HyProCure is perform as a stand-alone, single procedure. However, due to the complex nature of the foot, there may be additional surgical procedures that must also be perform in order to  realign or stabilize other parts of the foot.

Recovery

Most HyProCured patients are back to normal walking within a a few weeks, but this may vary from patient to patient based on their prior physical condition.  The bones, tendons and ligaments throughout the foot and rest of the body will adapt to the corrected position over the following several months.

Schedule a consultation with our Top Rated Podiatrist for HyProCure in Edgemont, Calgary, Alberta

Anyone who experiences pain due to improper foot mechanics, flat feet, falling arches, excessive pronation (rolling in), or any combination of these conditions may be a candidate for this therapy. People of all ages and for a variety of foot issues can have this operation. To find out if you are a good candidate for this operation, we advise scheduling a consultation with our specialist.

What are the benefits of HyProCure surgery?

HyProCure corrects irregular foot form and alignment. The procedure uses an incision in your arch to correct the misaligned bones in your foot. Allowing your bones to move freely again. HyProCure also reduces pressure on nerves, which can cause pain and inflammation.

As a general rule, HyProCure or procedures are perform on an out-patient basis in an Alberta Health Services (AHS) approve Surgical Center or in a Hospital. Surgical procedural costs are covered by AHS or the patient may opt for private surgery to avoid a waiting time. A visit to Feldman & Leavitt Foot And Ankle Specialists will CLEARLY define all available patient options.

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For more information on Top Rated Podiatrist for HyProCure in Edgemont,  book a surgical consultation with one of our board certified podiatric surgeons

For more information on Top Rated Podiatrist for HyProCure in Edgemont, book a surgical consultation with one of our board certified podiatric surgeons