Bunion surgery blog 2014 Videos

It's all for her self a cheap coffee cup for a friend nothing for her son and most people that watches her videos are like teenagers who can't afford this stuff nothing wows me here boring iam sure she got paid by doing this boring ass video

Vieja pendeja... black friday? De donde? Presumida, fachosa y creida. No cambias, poreso deje tu canal. Antes eras humilde y sencilla pero veo ke el dinero te cambio bastante. Pinche mojada

I love all the tjmaxx items!!! Wow I need to get that plum dress! Love your hauls Dulce! You look stunning! 

LMAO THIS IS WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU HAVE MONEY YOU START SPENDING IT EVERYWHERE AND START BUYING ANYTHING LIKE $30 FOR A SIMPLE HEADBAND C'MON NOW LMAO

I honestly thought I will see my face in that mirrored box when you turned it to camera, hahaha i feel so stupid now! Its a reflex thought i guess.

How do you fix a Hammer Toe? No doubt one of the most common foot and toe surgery questions we are asked online and of course at the clinic from patients who come for pain and/or cosmetic foot surgery. The answer is not as easy as you might think since foot surgery techniques, surgical equipment, and post operative pain control have changed dramatically over the the last 5 to 10 years. In essence, the corn or small callus is from the pressure of the shoe on the flexion contraction at the proximal phalanx joint. It either disappears after the toe is straightened and portion of the bone is removed, or it can be surgically removed to discard the unsightly or discolored skin. There are also new medical devices to keep the toe straight with either a metal or absorbable pin. No need for the old pins that extended from the end of the toes after surgery and needed to be removed in the office. To see more feel free to log on to www.MyFootFix.com to watch the surgery, listen to patient testimonials, see patient reviews, ask Dr Moore a question, or make an appointment. Stay Healthy and One Step Ahead.

What is a Hammer Toe? Another common foot and toe questions we are asked online and at the clinic from patients who come for pain and/or cosmetic foot surgery. It seems simple, but a hammer toe, claw toe, or mallet toe, are all genetically passed down, but the structures involved in the foot and biomechanics influences are many. Once the closest bone closest to the foot (proximal phalanx) is pulled upward by the tendons on top of the foot and then remaining part of the toe (intermediate and distal phalanx) pulled downward by the tendons on the bottom of the foot, the mechanical advantage keeps the toe in that position. In that position, the top of the joint can rub on shoes to create the callus or quintessential "corn". Custom molded orthotics can help the toe gripping portion of the hammer toe during standing and walking, but surgery is required to fix this problem. To see patient testimonials, surgery videos, new medical advances in the foot and ankle surgery community, feel free to log on to //www.www.MyFootFix.com or our blog at //www.Dr-Robert-J-Moore-III.com to watch the surgery, listen to patient testimonials, see patient reviews, ask Dr Moore a question, or make an appointment. Stay Healthy and One Step Ahead.