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Morton's Neuroma > Blog > Uncategorized > 7 Reasons to Choose Cryosurgery to Cure your Morton’s Neuroma
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By The Barn Clinic Robin Weaver Uncategorized , ,

7 Reasons to Choose Cryosurgery to Cure your Morton’s Neuroma

 

 

1. Cryosurgery. It Works.

Cryosurgery for Morton's Neuroma has an excellent success rate from just one treatment. 

 

 

2. It’s very safe

Cryosurgery has better success rates and outcomes than neurectomy surgery.  Unlike neurectomy surgery, cryosurgery poses no risk of stump neuroma because there is no cutting of the nerves in the foot.

 

 

3. Minimal Downtime

You can be back to work and driving after a long weekend.

 

 

4. Cost effective.

Most patients spend thousands on shoes and other less effective treatments. Cryosurgery is also the cheaper option in comparison to private neuroma excision surgery.

 

 

5. Time effective.

Many suffers can spend years suffering with Morton's Neuroma. With Cryosurgery, will see their full results in as little as 12 weeks.

 

 

6. Long Term Results.

For most patients, the results are permanent. Our thorough consultation process is also designed to highlight any common risk factors the patient may be exposed to (such as foot-type, hyper mobility etc), and we work with you to put future preventative measures in place.

 

 

7. Single Treatment.

Cryosurgery is carried out in just 1 short treatment. So you don't have to commit to a course of treatments and multiple trips to the clinic.

 

 

Robin Weaver Mortons Neuroma Specialist

Mr Weaver has a special clinical interest in podiatric regenerative medicine and was among the first clinicians in Europe—and the first in the UK—to offer cryosurgery (cryoablation) for Morton’s neuroma. Driven by a commitment to excellence in patient care, he focuses on delivering precise, evidence-based treatments that prioritise long-term recovery and patient comfort.
Over the past 18 years, he has performed approximately 20,000 procedures for Morton’s neuroma and bursitis. This extensive experience allows him to provide a highly personalised approach, ensuring every patient receives the specialist attention required for the best possible outcomes.
His professional memberships include the Institute of Podiatrists, the International Society of Cryosurgery, and the British Medical Ultrasound Society.