In adults and adolescents with severe cases of bow-legs, surgery is often the only option. The surgery will shift the way your bones rest on your knee, correcting the bow-leg and reducing strain on the cartilage. Your doctor will be able to tell you if surgery is right for you.This surgery can reduce pain and strain on the knee.
Full recovery time may be up to one year.
 After you receive surgery to correct bow-legs, you will likely need to wear a cast as you recover. Recovery time can vary from person to person., Your doctor will likely have you visit with a physical therapist after your surgery. A physical therapist will work with you to help you maintain and recover both strength and range of motion in your leg.A physical therapist can help you recover as fully as you can after surgery.
Although surgery can correct bow-legs, the surgery itself is taxing and proper recovery is a must.
Talk to your doctor about surgery.
Manage your cast after surgery.
Attend physiotherapy sessions.
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