Dr. Solomon uses modern pain control methods including local anesthetics and anti-inflammatory strategies to minimize discomfort. Most patients report manageable soreness during the first week post-op.
Advanced, personalized surgical correction for bunion pain and deformity by Dr. Solomon
Bunions are one of the most common and painful foot deformities, often affecting both appearance and mobility. In a city like Beverly Hills, where your lifestyle may demand both comfort and confidence, living with bunion pain can limit your ability to stay active, wear your favorite shoes, or walk pain-free.
At Solomon Aesthetic Podiatry, Dr. Nathan S. Solomon, DPM, offers minimally invasive and advanced bunion correction techniques tailored to each patient’s anatomy, goals, and lifestyle. With a background in reconstructive foot and ankle surgery, Dr. Solomon brings a functional and aesthetic perspective to every procedure, restoring alignment, reducing pain, and helping you return to daily life with greater ease and elegance.
A bunion, or hallux valgus, is a bony bump that forms at the base of the big toe. It occurs when the first metatarsal bone in the foot shifts outward while the big toe angles inward toward the second toe, creating an imbalance in foot structure and placing pressure on the joint.
Bunions often worsen over time, especially without proper support, footwear changes, or medical intervention. They may also lead to other conditions such as bursitis, hammertoes, and chronic joint inflammation.
Multiple factors contribute to the development of bunions, and they often occur over many years.
Dr. Solomon evaluates each patient’s foot structure, medical history, and biomechanics to determine the underlying causes and recommend the most effective treatment.
Not all bunions require surgery. Conservative treatments like custom orthotics, anti-inflammatory medications, footwear changes, and physical therapy may help relieve symptoms in mild cases. However, if the bunion continues to interfere with your daily life, surgery may be the best option.
Dr. Solomon provides detailed post-operative care instructions and follow-ups to ensure healing and address any concerns.
At Solomon Aesthetic Podiatry in Beverly Hills, you’ll experience a high level of care, modern technology, and a boutique-style setting that respects your time, appearance, and comfort.
Dr. Solomon works closely with patients to implement lifestyle and footwear changes that protect surgical outcomes and prevent future foot deformities.
Dr. Solomon is a podiatric surgeon with advanced fellowship training in deformity correction, and reconstructive foot and ankle surgery. With a background in treating complex cases and a special interest in aesthetics, he offers a rare blend of precision, compassion, and artistry.
Whether you’re seeking relief from daily pain or want to improve the look and function of your feet, Dr. Solomon offers a refined approach designed to get you moving, and looking, better.
We invite you to visit us at Solomon Aesthetic Podiatry, located at 433 North Camden Drive, Suite 610 in Beverly Hills. Our clinic is open Monday through Sunday, 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM, offering extended hours for your convenience. To speak with our team or schedule your consultation, call us at 310-876-5744.
Take the first step toward beautiful, pain-free feet with the expert care of Dr. Solomon.
Dr. Solomon uses modern pain control methods including local anesthetics and anti-inflammatory strategies to minimize discomfort. Most patients report manageable soreness during the first week post-op.
Proper correction and post-op care dramatically reduce the risk of recurrence. Choosing the right procedure and correcting the root cause—such as unstable joints—ensures long-term success.
Yes. Most patients can bear some weight immediately using a post-operative shoe. Dr. Solomon will guide you based on your healing progress.
Physical therapy is often recommended to improve flexibility, strength, and gait post-surgery. It can accelerate your return to normal activities.
That depends on the nature of your work and the procedure performed. Sedentary jobs may allow return within 1–2 weeks. Jobs that require standing or walking may require 4–6 weeks.
After full recovery, most patients are able to return to fashionable footwear, though it’s best to choose supportive shoes to prevent future issues.
Meet with Dr. Solomon for a complimentary 15-minute consultation to discuss your concerns and goals. Discover personalized, expert podiatric care focused on comfort, precision, and long-term results.