Hand Surgery

• Repair hand tendons
• Restore movement in the injured fingers or thumb
• Restore finger and hand function
• Restore the natural shape of the hand
• Hand infections
• Rheumatic conditions

• Non-smokers
• People who do not have any other medical disorders that might delay healing
• People who have realistic goals
• If you have painful conditions like Tendon injury, Arthritis, or Carpal tunnel syndrome

• Medical evaluation
• Lab tests
• Stop smoking
• Avoid taking aspirin and anti-inflammatory medicines

• A one-day procedure
• Regional anaesthesia is applied
• Endoscopic surgery is used for several hand procedures
• The treatment is done based on the kind of surgery
• The surgeon uses small instruments to manage the hand’s delicate structures
• The hand’s tiny nerves and arteries can be healed with the use of a pair of magnification tools or an operating microscope
• The incision is closed with removable sutures Depending on the kind of surgery

• Initially, the hand or wrist will be bandaged
• To assist in easing the discomfort, painkillers are prescribed
• Activities and work may be restricted in some way

• As swelling diminishes, the consequences of hand surgery will become apparent
• Rehabilitation may be advised to improve hand strength and function
• It takes 2 to 4 months to recover and return to work

• Maintain the cleanliness and dryness of your dressings
• Cover the dressings while taking a shower
• Raise the hand/arm above the level of the heart for 3-5 days to prevent and reduce swelling and discomfort

• Enhanced hand functionality
• Decrease of pain for a long time
• Improved hand aesthetics

• Anaesthesia risk
• Bleeding
• Infection 
• Infection 
• loss of hand or finger mobility or feeling
• slow recovering

£ 2500-4000 depending on the surgery

Notes:

Prices may vary depending on the patient’s condition and treatment technique

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