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Hi! Yes, a few mums I know have dealt with this. From what they've shared, it really depends on how severe it is, most start with the simple stuff like wider shoes, toe spacers, or even bunion splints to stop it getting worse before considering anything more drastic. My friend actually went to see Dr Tan Ken Jin at Physio Active and found him really helpful; he walked through all the options starting with the conservative route, which was reassuring. Padding and proper footwear can genuinely make a difference if you catch it early. That said, definitely worth a chat with your own doctor or a foot specialist to see what fits your situation best!

hello! for hammer toes, surgery may be considered if the toe is painful, stiff or making it hard to wear shoes. i had a painful, curled toe that was rubbing against my shoes, and Dr Yung Shing Wai performed hammer toe surgery to correct it. my recovery went well, and i was finally able to walk comfortably again. i’d genuinely recommend him if you’re looking for a best foot surgeon in Singapore

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