Advanced Foot & Ankle Surgery
Board-certified surgical precision for complex deformities, fractures, structural misalignments, and chronic joint degeneration.
Overview & Clinical Approach
As a board-certified foot and ankle surgeon certified by the American Board of Foot and Ankle Surgery (ABFAS), Dr. Spence Harper brings over 25 years of surgical leadership to Wasatch County. While conservative non-invasive methods are always pursued first, surgical correction provides long-term alignment, joint preservation, and pain relief when structural trauma, arthritis, or severe biomechanical collapse occurs.
Symptoms & Clinical Signs To Watch For
Treatment Plan & Patient Benefits
Frequently Asked Questions
When is surgical intervention necessary?
Surgery is considered when non-surgical measures (custom orthotics, bracing, injections, or therapy) fail to relieve disabling pain or restore stable mobility.
Where are surgical procedures performed?
Dr. Harper operates at accredited local surgical facilities including Cottonwood Surgical Center, Heber Valley Medical Center, and Intermountain facilities.
Discuss This Treatment
Meet directly with Dr. Spence Harper in Heber City to evaluate your condition and determine the ideal treatment course.