As an expert in this field, I routinely treat patients with conditions affecting their lesser toes. During our consultations, we thoroughly explore the available treatment options. Surgical correction, in particular, presents a formidable task as it entails addressing various complexities, and maintaining the corrected position can be arduous. Thankfully, substantial advancements have been made in tackling these persistent issues, particularly through the utilization of minimally invasive surgical techniques. In certain cases, patients may need to have protruding pins in their corrected toes for several weeks, whereas in others, the use of metallic implants may prove unnecessary.