Your hands do more work than almost any other part of your body, and when something's wrong, it shows up in everything you do.
Hand conditions affect daily life in a way few other concerns do, from a simple task like gripping a coffee cup to the fine motor skills your work may depend on. Because our team includes board-certified/eligible surgeons experienced in both hand surgery and cosmetic procedures, we bring the same precision to restoring function that we bring to any aesthetic result.
If you're dealing with pain, numbness, limited movement, or a visible change in your hand or wrist, a consultation is the place to start. You don't need a diagnosis going in. Tell us what you're experiencing, and we'll help determine the right path forward, whether that's surgery, a nonsurgical treatment, or further evaluation.
We start by listening to your symptoms and concerns and reviewing your relevant health history.
Your surgeon evaluates your hand or wrist to determine the underlying cause and appropriate treatment path.
Your surgeon builds a plan specific to your condition and goals, walking you through what your particular procedure involves.
Your surgeon and care team stay with you through the procedure and every stage of recovery that follows.
We offer a full range of hand procedures, so your care can adjust as your needs or symptoms change over time.
Carpal tunnel surgery relieves pressure on the median nerve to reduce pain, numbness, and tingling in the hand and fingers.
Treatment for congenital hand deformities addresses hand differences present from birth to improve function and appearance.
Ganglion cyst removal surgically excises a fluid-filled cyst that has formed near a joint or tendon in the hand or wrist.
Hand and wrist fracture treatment stabilizes and repairs broken bones to restore proper alignment and function.
Hand rejuvenation addresses visible signs of aging in the hands, such as volume loss or thinning skin, to restore a more youthful appearance.
Peripheral nerve surgery repairs or decompresses damaged nerves to restore sensation and function in the hand and arm.
Tendon repair reattaches or reconstructs a damaged tendon to restore movement and strength.
Trigger finger treatment releases a tendon that has become caught, allowing the finger to move smoothly again.
Joint surgery addresses damage or dysfunction in the joints of the hand to relieve pain and restore movement.
Hand procedures call for a surgeon who understands both the mechanics of movement and the precision of surgery.
During your consultation, we'll evaluate your symptoms and condition to determine the most appropriate treatment path, surgical or otherwise.
This varies significantly by procedure. Your surgeon will provide a detailed timeline specific to your plan during your consultation.
Many hand procedures include a period of physical or occupational therapy to help restore full movement and strength. Your surgeon will discuss this as part of your recovery plan.
Many functional hand procedures are covered by insurance, while cosmetic procedures like hand rejuvenation typically are not. We can help you understand what applies to your situation.
Persistent pain, numbness, tingling, limited movement, or a visible change in your hand or wrist are all reasons to schedule a consultation.
Some conditions, like carpal tunnel syndrome or trigger finger, can worsen over time without treatment. Your surgeon can discuss the appropriate timeline for your specific condition.
Yes, we offer financing options for patients interested in learning more. Ask our team during your consultation for details.
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