Hand Surgery is a specialty that treats conditions of the fingers, hand, wrist, and forearm. Surgeons perform these procedures to restore movement, reduce pain, and improve appearance after injury or illness.

Doctors often use Hand Surgery for carpal tunnel syndrome, trigger finger, arthritis, tendon or nerve injuries, fractures, cysts, and deformities. Treatments may include tendon repair, bone fixation, joint reconstruction, or nerve repair. Procedures can range from minimally invasive surgery to complex reconstructions.

Most hand operations happen on an outpatient basis with local or regional anesthesia. Patients often return home the same day. Recovery usually requires therapy to rebuild strength and flexibility.

For people with chronic pain, limited motion, or traumatic injury, Hand Surgery can be life-changing. With modern methods and expert care, patients regain function and return to daily life with greater comfort and confidence.