Hand surgery

Hand surgery restores function, mobility, and aesthetics by treating injuries, congenital anomalies, fractures, and soft tissue conditions with precision and care.

Nail Bed Repair and Tip Plasty

Restores damaged nail beds and fingertip injuries using meticulous surgical techniques. Ensures proper nail regrowth, improves aesthetics, and preserves fingertip sensitivity for optimal hand function.

Fracture Fixations

Stabilizes and aligns broken hand or finger bones using surgical fixation techniques like pins, plates, or screws, ensuring proper healing, function restoration, and prevention of long-term deformities.

Tendon and Nerve Repair

Reconstructs injured tendons and nerves to restore hand movement, strength, and sensation. Prevents long-term dysfunction and improves dexterity through precise microsurgical techniques.

Revascularization

Restores blood supply to injured or severed fingers and hands using microsurgery, preventing tissue loss, promoting healing, and preserving function in cases of trauma or vascular compromise.

Soft Tissue Management

Treats soft tissue injuries, including lacerations, burns, and infections, ensuring optimal wound healing, minimizing scarring, and restoring hand flexibility and movement.

Congenital Anomalies

Corrects birth defects such as syndactyly (fused fingers) or polydactyly (extra fingers), restoring hand function, appearance, and developmental growth using specialized reconstructive techniques.

Tumors

Removes benign and malignant hand tumors while preserving hand structure and function. Ensures minimal recurrence risk and enhances hand aesthetics and mobility.

Hand Surgery