Percuplasty® Minimally Invasive Bunion Correction in Florida
Treasure Coast Podiatry offers Percuplasty®, a percutaneous bunion correction technique designed to realign the foot through small incisions with precise instrumentation. This advanced approach is part of Treace Medical Concepts’ modern bunion correction solutions.
Our podiatrists provide Percuplasty® to eligible patients across Stuart, Port St. Lucie, Fort Pierce, and Okeechobee.
What Is Percuplasty®?
Percuplasty® is a percutaneous surgical technique that corrects bunion deformities with minimal disruption to surrounding tissues. Using specialized tools, surgeons realign the bone structure through small access points rather than large incisions.


Advantages of Percuplasty®
Smaller incisions
Reduced soft-tissue trauma
Precision correction
Improved cosmetic outcomes
Streamlined recovery for qualified patients
Who May Benefit from Percuplasty®?
Ideal candidates typically have:
Mild to moderate bunions
Pain or difficulty wearing shoes
Stable joint structure
No severe arthritis or instability
A detailed evaluation determines suitability.
What to Expect Before Surgery
Before proceeding, patients receive:
Full foot and ankle assessment
Diagnostic imaging
Explanation of risks and benefits
Review of post-operative expectations
The Percuplasty® Procedure
During surgery:
Small incisions provide access to the bone
The deformity is corrected with precision instruments
Fixation maintains proper alignment
Surrounding tissues are preserved
Recovery and Aftercare
Patients often experience:
Reduced swelling
Manageable post-operative discomfort
Gradual return to activity
Ongoing follow-up care
Recovery varies based on individual factors.
Trusted Podiatric Care on the Treasure Coast
Treasure Coast Podiatry focuses on matching patients with the right procedure, not just the newest one. Our goal is long-term comfort, function, and mobility.
Percuplasty® FAQs
Is Percuplasty® the same as Lapiplasty®?
No. Percuplasty® is minimally invasive, while Lapiplasty® addresses three-dimensional instability at the joint.
How long does the procedure take?
Procedure time varies but is generally efficient due to the minimally invasive approach.
Will I need a boot after surgery?
Most patients wear a protective shoe or boot during early recovery.
Is Percuplasty® painful?
Pain is typically mild to moderate and managed with medication.
How do I know which procedure is right for me?
A consultation with one of our podiatrists will determine the best option.
Stuart Office
772-286-9912
Ft. Pierce Office
772-461-2575
Port Saint Lucie Office
772-310-7200
Big Lake Foot and Ankle Specialist
863-484-8001
Stuart Office
772-286-9912
Ft. Pierce Office
772-461-2575
Port Saint Lucie Office
772-785-5580
Big Lake Foot and Ankle Specialist

