Juvenile occurrence of hallux valgus should be operated at the age of 18 years after the epiphysis has matured. There is no time limit for conservative treatment or treatment of hallux valgus in middle-aged or older patients. Treatment of bunion is divided into conservative treatment and surgical treatment. In the early stage of the disease, the degree of ectropion is mild or in adolescent patients, conservative treatment is available, with attention to wearing shoes with loose and comfortable heads, avoiding local extrusion, putting soft pads in the shoes or using elastic bands to fix the lesser toes of both feet and pulling them in opposite directions, and taking oral non-steroidal anti-inflammatory and analgesic drugs in case of obvious local pain; patients with ineffective conservative treatment need timely surgical correction without time limit, but adolescent patients should undergo surgery at the age of 18 when the epiphysis is mature. There is no time limit, but adolescent patients should undergo surgery at the age of 18 when the epiphysis is mature, otherwise it may affect bone development, cause other complications or lead to recurrence of clubfoot. Patients with clubfoot should wear shoes with loose fitting or exposed toes and avoid wearing high heels. Those who develop synovial inflammation can be treated with localized hot compresses or even closure.