Reconstructive Surgery
Hand Surgery (Reconstructive)
Restoring function after hand trauma or injury
Overview
Reconstructive hand surgery addresses injuries and conditions affecting the bones, tendons, nerves, and soft tissue of the hand, with the primary goal of restoring function alongside appearance.
Given how much daily life depends on hand function, treatment planning places particular emphasis on preserving movement, sensation, and strength.
Candidacy
Is Hand Surgery (Reconstructive) Right for You?
- Traumatic hand or finger injury
- Tendon or nerve injury affecting hand function
- Post-traumatic scarring limiting hand movement
- Injuries requiring specialised reconstructive repair
What to Expect
Your Journey
- 01
Consultation
Detailed functional assessment of movement, sensation, and strength to guide the reconstructive plan.
- 02
Procedure
Techniques vary widely depending on the structures involved — bone, tendon, nerve, or soft tissue — under appropriate anaesthesia.
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Recovery
Hand therapy and structured rehabilitation are typically a central part of recovery alongside the surgery itself.
Recovery
Recovery & Aftercare
Functional recovery is often gradual and closely tied to a structured hand therapy program following surgery.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Will full function return after surgery?
This depends heavily on the nature and severity of the original injury; your surgeon will give an individualized outlook.
Is hand therapy really necessary?
Yes — structured rehabilitation is often as important as the surgery itself in regaining hand function.
How urgent is treatment after a hand injury?
Some hand injuries benefit from prompt assessment, so it's best to seek evaluation as soon as possible after injury.
Interested in Hand Surgery (Reconstructive)?
Book a consultation to discuss your goals and find out whether this procedure is right for you.