Corrective bandages can be used to slow down a bunion. The use of corrective bandages for bunion is a straight line fixation of the big toe joint, relying on the bandage to control the balance of tension on both sides, to help the toe joints to restore the correspondence, to improve the angle of the deformity and the bunion stress, so that the bones of the foot are in the best alignment, and to gradually alleviate the pain and symptoms of deformity. It should be clear that the power of the corrective bandage is still relatively weak. For patients with mild toe hallux valgus, a corrective bandage will be recommended to improve the symptoms and slow down the progress. Or for patients who have already had surgery for toe ectropion, it can play a better corrective role, and can have a good effect on preventing ectropion from reoccurring after surgery. For patients with more severe valgus, a corrective bandage is obviously not strong enough, and they should seek medical attention and be evaluated by a doctor to choose an appropriate treatment, such as surgery.