Dr. Anthony Kirk, DPM

I had two bunion removals maybe seven years apart. The first bunion removals went great, and it was done in his office. The second went all wrong. It took weeks for the swelling to go away, and I immediately was diagnosed with HBP, which I never had in my life, and if that wasn't bad enough, the foot that was operated on never stopped hurting. I thought something else was wrong with my R. foot. I went to other doctors to find out and was told that it was some type of growth inside. Not one of them x-rayed my foot. Meanwhile I had relocated to another State, my foot still sore so I went to another foot doctor who did x-rayed my foot. He found that a wire that doctor Kirk used had unwrapped itself from the top of my foot, the big toe area where the bunion was, and was trying to come out the inside middle of my foot closer to the heel That caused me a lot of pain and irritability during the months that I had to deal with it. After bunion surgery, I was left with my toes spread apart