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A member asked:
Any parents out there that have a child who had or is going to have surgery to separate webbed toes?
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Not common: This is not an everyday procedure and usually done for cosmetic reasons. If your child is having this done they will have a great outcome since it is usually just a soft tissue procedure and does not usually involve bone.
Answered 12/15/2013
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