Upper Limb — Hand & Wrist
Hand Surgeon in Hyderabad
Hand surgeon in Hyderabad with dual India–UK training providing precise care for fractures, tendon and nerve injuries, ligament tears, arthritis, and wrist pain. Surgery is paired with a clear rehab plan so you regain confident, pain-limited use of your hand.
Conditions treated
- Hand & wrist fractures (metacarpal, phalangeal, distal radius)
- Tendon injuries & trigger finger
- Nerve compression: carpal tunnel, cubital tunnel
- Ligament injuries: scapholunate, lunotriquetral, TFCC tears
- Arthritis: thumb CMC (basal joint), wrist, small joints
- Dupuytren’s contracture
- Ganglion cysts and mucous cysts
- Post-traumatic stiffness, non-union/malunion
Procedures
Fracture fixation (ORIF)
Stable plate/screw or K-wire constructs to restore alignment and allow early supervised motion.
Wrist arthroscopy
Diagnostic and therapeutic treatment for TFCC tears, cartilage lesions, and selected ligament injuries.
Ligament repair & reconstruction
Scapholunate and lunotriquetral repair or reconstruction to restore carpal stability.
Tendon repair/transfer
Primary repair for cuts; tendon transfer or grafting for chronic ruptures and imbalance.
Nerve decompression
Carpal tunnel release and ulnar nerve decompression/transposition for numbness and weakness.
Other procedures
Dupuytren’s fasciectomy, ganglion excision, thumb CMC procedures, implant arthroplasty in select joints.
Non-surgical care
- Splints, activity modification, and targeted physiotherapy
- Guided injections for trigger finger, De Quervain’s, and arthritis pain
- Neuromobilisation and hand therapy for stiffness and nerve symptoms
Surgery is considered when pain, weakness, or instability limit work or daily tasks despite focused conservative treatment.
Recovery & rehabilitation
- 0–2 weeks: swelling control, wound care, protected motion as advised
- 2–6 weeks: progressive ROM and light use; scar and tendon-gliding work
- 6–12 weeks: strengthening and task-specific practice; return to desk work commonly earlier
Clear goals and steady, pain-aware practice beat rushed exercise. Protect the repair, rebuild strength, and the dexterity returns.
FAQs
Do all hand fractures need surgery?
No. Stable, well-aligned fractures often heal in a splint/cast with therapy. Surgery is for displaced, unstable, or joint-involving patterns.
How quickly will I use my hand again?
Light daily tasks can start early with protection; full strength takes weeks to months depending on injury and repair.
Will I have a scar or stiffness?
Yes, some scarring is normal. Early, guided motion and scar care limit stiffness and improve function.