Before and After
A recent patient that had the toe lift procedure
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This is why you should not corn pads on these scars!
From the same channel this user teaches cover up techniques
Reduction in the depth of the lesions
After part 1 of the toe lift there has been a huge reduction in the depths of these lesions
Skin Surgery
The alternative to the Toe Lift is skin surgery which we also offer in our clinic. Please note this is not bone surgery.
Amazing results after just stage 1! Ready for stage 2
Amazing results after just stage 1! Ready for stage 2 today.
Amazing Results after 16 weeks
This Patient followed ALL the after care instructions and has completely resolved the scar on one foot and is very happy with the scar on the 2nd foot, we just need to treat the discolouration with stage 3 of the Toe Lift now.
Interview about the toe lift
I had the honour to me interviewed about the toe lift earlier this year, see the video!
Alternative to the Toe Lift - Surgery
This patient visited us and wanted to opt for surgery to remove the discoloured risen lesions on the toes, we referred her to a foot surgeon. She had 2nd and 3rd toes shortened and the lesions removed. 6 months later there is no movement of the toes (they are fixed) and a dull pain in the toes is present which has been increasing progressively. Surgery is an alternative to the toe lift but certain considerations need to be taken before embarking on this option, once you remove bone you will not put it back in!
Todays Consultation!
Tried all sorts of Home Remedies including: Potato Skin! Aloe Vera Gel Lemon juice mixed with olive oil corn pads and corn plasters Vasoline Honey Finally came to a clinic that can offer a solution!
Stage 2 Injection Today
You can see a huge difference from before stage 1, still needs 3-4 months for full recovered but the process has begun!
After 5 weeks
Notice the lesions have got smaller and the color is only now beginning to change, these toes need another 3-4 months
After 5 months!
This patient is very happy with her toe after 5 months, she can finally wear sandals!
After 2 weeks!
Significant reduction in scar depth after 2 weeks post stage 1 reduction, ready for stage 2!
Is there a consensus for scar treatment?
Scarring and its accompanying esthetic, functional, and psychological sequelae still pose major challenges. To date, there is no satisfactory prevention or treatment option for hyper trophic scars on the tops of toes, which is mostly due to not completely comprehending the mechanisms underlying their formation. However, providing footwear advice is the most logical prevention option but this may not balance with the individuals needs and desires. A predominant role in hypertrophic scarring prevention and treatment still remains silicone sheeting or gel. The efficacy and safety of this gold-standard, non-invasive therapy has been demonstrated in many clinical studies, but to date, exact mechanisms by which they improve hyper trophic scars are yet to be fully agreed upon. Second most validated and more specialised scar treatment is intralesional corticosteroid injections, especially in combination with other therapeutic modalities. Current therapeutic approaches with their empi