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SmartHallux®

SmartHallux® uses the third-generation MICA technique, which guarantees a recurrence rate of less than 0,1%. This innovative methodology combines the precision of open techniques with the benefits of minimally invasiveness, overcoming the limitations of traditional percutaneous techniques, which have a complication rate of up to 61%.
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Just a few hours after surgery, you will be able to walk thanks to the special SmartHallux® post-operative shoe.
After 7 days, you will be able to drive again thanks to the mobility maintained intact thanks to the ultrasound-guided anesthesia of SmartHallux®.
After a month, you will be able to wear a normal shoe thanks to the minimally invasive MICA technique and the secure fixation of the osteotomies.
After 45 days, you can resume low-impact physical activity thanks to the rapid healing enabled by SmartHallux®.
After 3 months, you can wear heels and resume your favorite sports activities thanks to the innovative SmartHallux® technique.


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A member of our team is always available on WhatsApp to answer all your questions.
Our surgeons, specialized in minimally invasive techniques, have years of experience and numerous successful procedures.
Telemedicine with SmartHallux offers you the opportunity to receive medical care from the comfort of your home, thanks to the simplicity of a WhatsApp video call.
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