Introduction: Various surgical procedures and techniques have been described for club foot to achieve the goal of complete anatomic restoration. As in any procedure involving multiple anatomic steps, exposure is key to a successful comprehensive release. In this study, we were doing posteromedial soft tissue release (PMSTR) in club foot through different incisions. The better approaches for the PMSTR were found out by clinical, footprint radiological evaluation. Materials and methods: This prospective study of 35 patients (57 feet) with idiopathic club foot presenting to the Balaji Institute of Surgery Research and Rehabilitation for the disabled from October 2007 to May 2009 were treated with PMSTR by three exposures. Three groups were formed as per exposure. Clinical evaluation for deformity and radiological evaluation was done in each group. Results: In the case of single, double, and hemi-Cincinnati procedures, average incision lengths were 8.3, 10.7, and 6.1 cm, respectively. Among all the post-operated feet, 25, 20, and 35.2% had <10° of dorsiflexion as well as 20, 15, and 5.9% of feet had <15° plantar flexion in case of double, single, and hemi-Cincinnati incision, respectively. In comparison with other incisions, the hemi-Cincinnati incision had less postoperative pain, better function, and less complication rate. Conclusion: Wound healing was satisfactory in the hemi-Cincinnati incision. The scar was well concealed under the strap of the sandal. In the future, the hemi-Cincinnati incision will be time-demanding in the case of a club foot.