Has anyone had hammertoe correction; how well does the result look?

Generally good: This depends on the severity and flexibility of the hammertoe and any other joint contractures. You should be aware that it is normal for some swelling in the toe that will persist for several months after surgery.

Yes: Depending on what the toe looked like it should be laying flatter and look very natural.

Pretty good!: Depending on how a person scars, the results can vary, though. If you know you form keloids (very thick, ropey scars), there is a possibility you'll end up with heavy scarring to your toes. Otherwise most incisions fade away within one year, and while some people do stay swollen for several weeks to months, the toe generally looks quite straight and normal once you've healed!

Results vary: Following the surgery the toe should be much streighter. Innitially there may be significant swelling and bruising, but this should improve with time. Results may vary depending on the severity of the original deformity and the type of procedure performed.