Bow leg correction involves surgical procedures to correct the outward curvature of the legs, medically known as varus deformity. This condition often results from abnormal bone growth or developmental factors.Bow leg correction typically requires osteotomy, wherein the bone is carefully cut and realigned to correct the bowing deformity. The procedure may involve the femur, tibia, or both, depending on the severity and location of the deformity.
Benefits of
Procedure
1
Improved Lower Limb Alignment
Bow leg correction restores proper alignment of the lower limbs, reducing abnormal stresses on the knee and ankle joints.
2
Pain Reduction
By addressing the underlying deformity, this procedure alleviates pain and discomfort associated with abnormal gait mechanics and joint overloading.
3
Enhanced Cosmesis
ICorrection of bow legs improves the aesthetic appearance of the legs, boosting self-confidence and body image.