The bunion, which most commonly affects middle-aged and older women, is a condition that not only causes aesthetic problems but also significantly restricts freedom of movement. This phenomenon is referred to as Heberden’s syndrome, which is a form of wear and tear of the finger joints. For those affected, pain, stiffness, and deformities are daily challenges that have a direct impact on their quality of life. Bunions not only influence physical appearance but also complicate daily activities, such as playing music or performing precision tasks. The disease is complex and often difficult to diagnose, as its causes are not yet fully understood. The medical community is continuously seeking answers, while…