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Ankle surgeon Perth

Ankle surgery
Everything you need to know about treatment for ankle problems

Why ankle surgery?

Reasons for ankle surgery

Dealing with ankle fractures, arthritis, instability, or tendon issues? The Foot & Ankle Centre in Perth offers surgical solutions for proper healing, improved mobility, and stability. 

Regain strength and mobility with personalised expert care.

Ankle
arthritis

Tendon
problems

Ankle
sprains

Ankle Surgeon Perth

Types of surgical treatment
for ankle surgery

Looking for solutions for ankle concerns? Our surgical treatments offer effective options to enhance function and relieve discomfort. From ankle reconstruction to ankle replacement, tendon surgery to ankle fusion, our team of ankle experts is here to guide you toward the best choice for your needs.

Ankle
reconstruction

Ankle
replacement

Ankle
fusion

Tendon
surgery

Ankle Surgery News

Want to know more about ankle surgery? Here are some interesting articles from our blog

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A/Prof Dr Gerard Hardisty - Perth Foot and Ankle Centre
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Why choose a specialised foot and ankle clinic?

Selecting a specialised foot and ankle clinic such as The Foot & Ankle Centre here in Perth ensures you’re seen by experts exclusively trained in this area. This improves the accuracy of diagnoses and the effectiveness of treatments. Our focus is on providing the most suitable and effective treatment options, both surgical and non-surgical, tailored to your unique needs, ensuring optimal recovery and long-term foot and ankle health.

Is it possible I won't need orthopaedic surgery?

Absolutely! It is always a possibility that you may not need surgery. Many foot and ankle conditions can be treated effectively using non-surgical methods, such as physical therapy, orthotic devices, medication for pain and inflammation, rest, ice, compression, and elevation.

What to expect during my first 
consultation?

During your first consultation, expect a thorough examination of your foot/ankle, a review of your medical history, and a discussion of your symptoms and concerns. Diagnostic imaging may be done to aid in diagnosis and creating an effective treatment plan.