Haglund's Deformities
A heel with Haglund's Deformities.
These deformities occurs on the nack of the heel where a large bone growth protrudes outward causing pain with most types of shoes.
A comparison between a normal heel and one with Haglund's Deformities.
Surgical repair of this area involves removing the large bone growth and repairing a portion of the Achilles tendon. Consequently most patients are non -weight bearing with a cast and crutches for about 6 weeks.
This website provides general educational information and reflects Dr. Moy's clinical experience and professional opinions. It is not a substitute for an individual medical examination, diagnosis, treatment plan, or emergency care.
Every patient's anatomy, health, bone quality, procedure, healing response, and recovery are different. Recovery milestones and outcomes described on this website are typical or reported experiences and are not guarantees.
Patients should follow their own written postoperative instructions and contact the office promptly with unusual symptoms. Sudden chest pain, difficulty breathing, fainting, or another emergency requires immediate emergency medical care.