Andrew Molloy Foot And Ankle Surgery

Andrew Molloy Foot And Ankle Surgery Andrew Molloy Foot and Ankle Surgery

Providing world-class diagnosis and treatment of foot and ankle conditions in a professional environment.

"Mr Molloy was recommended to me by a colleague after a very painful couple of months and I must say Mr Molloy’s knowled...
18/03/2026

"Mr Molloy was recommended to me by a colleague after a very painful couple of months and I must say Mr Molloy’s knowledge, expertise and care exceeded my expectations. Mr Molloy is very approachable, no consultation felt rushed which made me feel listened to and valued as an individual. Mr Molloy and his team have provided exceptional me with excellent treatment and care from my first appointment. Mr Molloy is one in a million and I feel very privileged to have been treated by such an extraordinary surgeon. Mr Molloy is a credit to your hospital. I would like to say a big thank you to Mr Molloy and have no hesitation in recommending him to any of my friends, family or colleagues."

Why your work shoes matter as much as you gym shoes 👟
16/03/2026

Why your work shoes matter as much as you gym shoes 👟

13/03/2026

Making a Full and Swift Recovery From an Ankle Sports Injury

A 23-year-old professional rugby player suffered a high-grade syndesmosis (high ankle sprain) during a match. Initial non-operative treatment failed, and he couldn’t progress with training.

The syndesmosis is a group of ligaments that hold the tibia and fibula together at the ankle. The front ligament (AITFL) is often torn when the ankle rolls (inversion injury).

Minor syndesmosis injuries can be treated with a boot and physiotherapy. High-grade tears, however, often cause ongoing pain, instability, and difficulty returning to sport. His MRI showed a complete tear of the front syndesmosis ligament.

He underwent keyhole ankle surgery to assess the joint, clear inflammation, and reconstruct the ligament using a synthetic Tightrope device. This is done through two 2 cm incisions; a metal button on each side of the ankle is linked by strong material and tightened to restore stability.

By 6 weeks, he was ready to return to full training. This minimally invasive procedure is highly effective and allows a rapid return to full activity after a severe syndesmosis injury.

13/03/2026

Making a Full and Swift Recovery From an Ankle Sports Injury

A 23-year-old professional rugby player suffered a high-grade syndesmosis (high ankle sprain) during a match. Initial non-operative treatment failed, and he couldn’t progress with training.

The syndesmosis is a group of ligaments that hold the tibia and fibula together at the ankle. The front ligament (AITFL) is often torn when the ankle rolls (inversion injury).

Minor syndesmosis injuries can be treated with a boot and physiotherapy. High-grade tears, however, often cause ongoing pain, instability, and difficulty returning to sport. His MRI showed a complete tear of the front syndesmosis ligament.

He underwent keyhole ankle surgery to assess the joint, clear inflammation, and reconstruct the ligament using a synthetic Tightrope device. This is done through two 2 cm incisions; a metal button on each side of the ankle is linked by strong material and tightened to restore stability.

By 6 weeks, he was ready to return to full training. This minimally invasive procedure is highly effective and allows a rapid return to full activity after a severe syndesmosis injury.

12/03/2026

How long does ankle ligament surgery take?

Whether you are preparing for your op or deciding if surgery is the right path for you, we are here to reassure you with specialist knowledge and expert practice.

Not sure on how to prepare for your appointment? Here are 5 tips I suggest to note down before you go
11/03/2026

Not sure on how to prepare for your appointment? Here are 5 tips I suggest to note down before you go

10/03/2026

How can a deltoid ligament injury be treated?

10/03/2026

How ca deltoid ligament injures be treated?

Bunions: is it your shoes, your genes, or both? 👣Swipe through to learn:• How much bunions are influenced by genetics vs...
09/03/2026

Bunions: is it your shoes, your genes, or both? 👣

Swipe through to learn:
• How much bunions are influenced by genetics vs footwear
• Simple changes that can reduce pain and slow things down
• Clear signs it might be time to talk to a surgeon

06/03/2026

Common symptoms we find in clients experiencing arthiritis. How can early signs develop into more serious problems?

06/03/2026

Common symptoms we find in clients experiencing arthritis. How can early signs develop into more serious problems?

Just like any injury, it can be self-assessed before seeking medical attention. Here are some examples of when it is OK ...
05/03/2026

Just like any injury, it can be self-assessed before seeking medical attention.

Here are some examples of when it is OK to monitor at home and when you should seek urgent care.

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