If there are no symptoms of toe exostosis, it can be considered without special treatment. If the toe is not symptomatic, no special treatment can be considered. The toe bone is turned out because the bony structure has been changed and cannot be restored by external force alone. Patients with mild toe ectropion can be relieved by acupuncture or heat application. During treatment, it is important to wear loose, soft-soled shoes and not to over-exercise to avoid aggravation. It can also be corrected with splints or orthopedic pads. If the degree of ectropion is more severe and the patient experiences pain when walking, osteotomy orthopedic surgery can be considered to relieve the patient’s pain and improve the appearance. Toe bones need to develop good habits, pay attention to wear appropriate shoes, do not wear pointed high heels at the same time to avoid excessive strain, but also pay attention to local hygiene, so as not to lead to aggravation of the disease.