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Hand Surgery

Expert Hand Surgery for Restoring Function, Strength & Mobility

Hand Surgery is a specialized branch of reconstructive and plastic surgery that treats injuries, deformities, nerve conditions, tendon injuries, fractures, and congenital abnormalities affecting the hand and wrist. The goal is to restore hand function, relieve pain, improve mobility, and enhance appearance using advanced surgical techniques tailored to each patient's condition.

Duration
1–4 Hours
Sessions
Usually 1 Surgical Procedure
Downtime
2–6 Weeks
Anaesthesia
Local, Regional, or General Anaesthesia
Key points
  • Restores hand function
  • Relieves pain and stiffness
  • Repairs nerves, tendons, and bones
  • Advanced reconstructive techniques
  • Supports faster recovery with rehabilitation
Suitable for
  • Hand fractures
  • Tendon injuries, Nerve injuries
  • Congenital hand deformities
  • Scar contractures affecting the hand
  • Patients with reduced hand function or mobility
The Process

What happens, step by step.

Step 1

Consultation

The surgeon evaluates the condition through physical examination and imaging studies, if required.

Step 2

Diagnosis & Treatment Planning

A personalized surgical plan is prepared based on the injury, deformity, or functional limitation.

Step 3

Surgical Procedure

The damaged bones, tendons, nerves, joints, or soft tissues are repaired or reconstructed using advanced microsurgical techniques when necessary.

Step 4

Wound Closure

The surgical site is carefully closed and protected with dressings or splints to support healing.

Step 5

Rehabilitation & Follow-up

Hand therapy and physiotherapy are recommended to restore strength, flexibility, and optimal hand function.

Benefits

Why patients choose this.

Restores Hand Function

Improves movement, grip strength, and overall hand performance.

Pain Relief

Helps reduce pain and discomfort caused by injuries, deformities, or chronic conditions.

Improves Mobility

Enhances flexibility and coordination for performing daily activities with ease.

Better Quality of Life

Supports faster recovery and helps patients regain independence and confidence.

Frequently asked

Patient questions, answered honestly.

Hand Surgery can treat fractures, tendon injuries, nerve injuries, congenital deformities, infections, scar contractures, and traumatic hand injuries.
Yes. Hand therapy and physiotherapy are often essential for restoring strength, flexibility, and function after surgery.
Individuals with hand injuries, deformities, nerve or tendon damage, fractures, or conditions affecting hand function may benefit from Hand Surgery after evaluation by a specialist.

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