Acquired deformities
Treatment of acquired deformities seeks to restore foot alignment and functionality to improve quality of life.
A timely diagnosis can make all the difference in your recovery.
Clinical photograph of a patient suffering from cavus varus feet.
Acquired foot deformities are progressive alterations in structure or function that appear throughout a patient’s life, generally as a result of other pathologies, trauma, or sustained overload.
The most common causes include:
- Osteoarthritis and joint wear and tear
- Rheumatological diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis
- Metabolic pathologies such as diabetes
- Neuromuscular or ligament injuries
- Sequelae of severe trauma
- Overload due to intense physical activity or sports
- Overweight and alterations in load distribution
These deformities, if not treated promptly, can cause significant discomfort such as chronic pain, inflammation, calluses, difficulty walking, functional limitations, or progressive toe deformities. For this reason, we always recommend early evaluation and individualized treatment for each case.
Most common deformities:
- Cavus foot
- Flat valgus foot
- Acquired Posttraumatic Deformities
- Congenital Deformities
Patient with cavus varus feet associated with hammertoe deformity.
Clinical experience and surgical precision
Dr. David Campillo comprehensively assesses each case, combining clinical experience and surgical precision to offer personalized solutions, with special attention to preserving foot function and facilitating optimal recovery.
- Phone:
+34 932 05 43 62
(extension 21105)
- Address:
Outpatient consultations Sabino Arana, 5, 1º planta Distrito de Les Corts, 08028 Barcelona
- Mail
dr.campillorecio@gmail.com
