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A member asked:
When will i be able to get a pedicure after cheilectomy and bone spur removal on the big toe joint?
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???: Assuming you are recovering from the surgery with a bandage, you should wait until it isfully removed. I really do not see any reason why you can't get pedicures after foot surgery. Ask your surgeon.
Answered 3/13/2019
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