Why Choose Minimally Invasive Surgery?

Traditional bunion and hammertoe surgery often involves large incisions, extensive bone cutting, and prolonged recovery. Minimally invasive techniques use tiny incisions and specialized burrs to reshape bone and correct alignment with minimal disruption to surrounding tissue.

Benefits include:

• Smaller incisions and less scarring
• Reduced pain and swelling
• Faster recovery and return to normal footwear
• Improved cosmetic appearance

How the Procedure Works

Using the Arthrex Minimally Invasive Burr System, Dr. Gostich performs precise bone corrections through tiny incisions.

This system allows for:

• Percutaneous bone reshaping: Specialized burrs correct deformities without large cuts.
• Realignment of joints: Restores natural foot mechanics.
• Minimal soft tissue disruption: Preserves blood supply for better healing.

Why Arthrex Minimally Invasive Burr System?

This advanced system is designed to:

• Provide accurate bone correction through small portals.
• Reduce surgical trauma and postoperative complications.
• Support quicker return to daily activities and footwear.

Benefits for Active Patients

Minimally invasive bunion and hammertoe repair using Arthrex hardware helps patients—especially athletes—get back on their feet faster:

• Small Incision: Less tissue disruption means quicker healing.
• Preserved Blood Supply: Ensures optimal recovery and bone health.
• Stable Fixation: Corrects deformity without overloading joints.
• Reduced Muscle Atrophy: Earlier weight-bearing prevents weakness and speeds rehabilitation.

Meet Dr. Sarah Gostich

Dr. Sarah Gostich, DPM, FACFAS, is a board-certified foot and ankle surgeon specializing in trauma and reconstructive procedures. With a background as a firefighter/paramedic, she brings a unique perspective to patient care, emphasizing empathy, precision, and rapid recovery.

Her training includes:

• Residency in Foot/Rearfoot and Ankle Reconstructive Surgery at Bethesda Hospital, FL
• Medical degree from Kent State University College of Podiatric Medicine
• Member of the American Podiatric Medical Association

Don’t let an Achilles injury keep you sidelined. If you’ve experienced a rupture or chronic tendon pain, minimally invasive repair may be the solution you need.

Schedule a consultation with Dr. Sarah Gostich at AVORS Medical Group today and take the first step toward a strong, pain-free recovery.

📍 AVORS Medical Group
42135 10th St W Ste 101
Lancaster, CA 93534

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📞 (661) 726-5005