There are many reasons people develop a hammertoe. An acute trauma, sports injury, poor-fitting shoes, nerve damage, and muscle and bone imbalances can cause a hammertoe. The only thing that corrects a hammertoe involves surgery. Every patient is different and the time it takes to recover from a hammertoe surgery can vary. Less severe hammertoe deformities can often be corrected with an in-office procedure and recovery can be as little as a couple of weeks. More severe hammertoes require outpatient surgery and can take several months to completely recover and return to full activity.
Are You Suffering From Hammertoes In South Carolina?
If you're suffering from hammertoes you owe it to yourself to speak with our experienced South Carolina podiatrists as soon as possible. Please feel free to contact us online or call our Myrtle Beach office at 843.449.3668 to schedule your appointment. We are proud to service patients in any of our local podiatry offices including Carolina Forest, Surfside Beach, Conway, Little River, and Myrtle Beach.

Certified foot surgeon & podiatrist Dr. Scott Werter has been helping patients in South Carolina since 1997.