bunions

There is every reason to believe that after a well-performed bunion surgery and appropriate rehab that the patient would no longer have a bunion deformity and would have general foot function at least as good as prior to surgery. That would certainly be the goal of any doctor performing such surgery. iI the doctor deemed the condition to be no longer correctable prior to surgery one would hope that he/she would not perform the procedure. As far as your or any individual doctor being honest, I know of no one who can give you an absolute answer. But if you don't trust your doctor's honesty, then find another doctor. In my opinion, bunion surgery should be performed to correct bunions and not to make one run better.