Surgical Solutions Network
20 Wynford Dr Suite 103B
Toronto, ON M3C 1J4
Phone: (888) 888-4250
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,Thursday, Friday: 7 a.m.–5 p.m.
Foot pain, whether due to an injury or ongoing condition, can limit your activity and diminish your quality of life. At Surgical Solutions Network, our fellowship-trained specialists offer foot, ankle, and toe surgery in Canada without a long wait. People from Toronto, Ontario; Calgary, Alberta; and across Canada have access to Surgical Solutions Network’s private, state-of-the-art medical clinics. Our fellowship-trained specialists are ready to help you with their expertise and compassion.
Note that not all locations offer all foot, ankle, and toe procedures. Please click on your procedure of interest below to see where it is offered.
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In some cases, rest, medication, shoe modification, and other nonsurgical treatments are enough to alleviate foot pain. There are a variety of reasons that call for a consultation at Surgical Solutions Network, including:
Our fellowship-trained physicians have extensive experience treating both simple and complex conditions of the foot, ankle, and toe.
Because each procedure is customized to the patient’s unique needs, we cannot quote prices on our website. The best way to receive an estimate of the projected cost for your surgery is to contact our patient advisors.
Our doctors perform foot, ankle, and toe surgery at our private accredited surgical centres across Canada. The province in which your specific surgery takes place depends on the specifics of the surgery. You may need to travel to another province but will stay in Canada for surgery.
The Canada Health Act gives Canadians flexibility in their healthcare choices. Medical care for Canadians is insured by their provincial health plans. While out of province, any medical care beyond emergency care is covered by the patient. This means those seeking immediate, self-funded care, such as surgery, can do so out-of-province and don’t have to risk getting procedures done in foreign countries.
The first step is to contact us using our online form. You will then have a pre-qualification call with a patient advisor who will talk to you about your condition and then go through the following information:
Our healthcare team will require any X-rays and/or MRI imaging you’ve had, along with some basic medical history, in order to prepare for your consultation appropriately. Consultations can take place via telephone or video conference.
Arthroscopy can help address specific causes of chronic ankle instability by removing scar tissue or repairing cartilage. However, in more severe cases, ligament reconstruction may be needed for lasting stability.
Ankle fusion permanently joins bones in the joint to eliminate pain by stopping motion, while ankle replacement preserves joint movement with an artificial implant. Fusion is often preferred for patients with high physical demands or significant joint damage, whereas ankle replacement is often suitable for older adults with less intense activity levels. Your surgeon will recommend the option that best meets your functional needs and long-term goals.
High-impact activities like running are typically discouraged after ankle replacement, especially during the first 3 to 6 months of recovery. While some patients return to low-impact hiking, your surgeon will advise you on safe activity levels based on your specific recovery.
Tendon re-rupture after surgery is relatively uncommon, especially when postoperative guidelines are closely followed. At Surgical Solutions Network, our experienced surgeons create detailed rehabilitation plans to reduce this risk. While rates vary depending on the tendon, surgical technique, and adherence to recovery protocols, re-rupture is generally rare.
Most patients can begin walking with support within a few days to a week after ankle arthroscopy, depending on the procedure performed and your surgeon’s guidance. Full weight-bearing typically takes a few weeks.
While complications are uncommon, temporary swelling, stiffness, and nerve irritation are the most frequently reported side effects after ankle arthroscopy. More serious issues like infection or blood clots are also rare. Our surgeons prioritize your safety and take steps to reduce the risk of complications.
While recurrence is uncommon, hammertoe can return if contributing factors, like tight footwear or foot structure, aren’t addressed after surgery. Our surgeons will guide you through recovery and help prevent recurrence.
Yes, most patients can return to wearing regular shoes after healing from toe joint fusion. Some may find that wider or more supportive footwear provides improved comfort and function.
Pain after arthroscopic ankle surgery is typically mild to moderate and well managed with medication. Discomfort usually improves within a few days. Our team provides detailed postoperative instructions to help you manage your comfort during each stage of healing.
Nonsurgical treatments like orthotics, padding, and footwear changes can relieve pain but won’t reverse the bunion. Surgery is the only way to correct the deformity.
Some numbness or tingling near the toes is common after neuroma surgery, as the procedure often involves removing part of the affected nerve. Most patients find this tradeoff preferable to the pain they experienced before surgery.
Most patients wear a walking boot or surgical shoe for 2 to 3 weeks after bunion surgery, depending on the procedure and healing progress. Your surgeon will provide detailed postoperative instructions to ensure a safe and successful recovery.