Hand Micro Surgeries

Humans are among the few species with opposable thumbs, making our hands incredibly versatile. Each hand is a complex system of bones, tendons, ligaments, nerves, and connective tissue, working together to perform countless daily tasks—from scrolling a phone to holding a cup. More than just functional, hands are deeply expressive, playing a central role in how we communicate, connect, and care for others.

Hand and wrist conditions are common and may result from sudden trauma, repetitive strain, or underlying health issues. Carpal tunnel syndrome, for example, affects 1 to 3 per 1,000 people in the U.S. and can lead to pain, numbness, and weakness. Whether acute or chronic, many hand issues are treatable through surgical or non-surgical orthopedic care aimed at restoring movement and relieving discomfort.

Hand surgery is a specialized branch of orthopaedics focused on reducing pain, restoring function, and, when needed, improving appearance. Surgeons treat a wide range of conditions including fractures, arthritis, infections, congenital deformities, and severe injuries. Because each case is unique, surgical techniques vary and are highly specialized, offering patients a path to improved quality of life and restored hand function.

Our hand micro surgeons are internationally recognized experts with years of experience in successful orthopedics procedures. Each is carefully selected for their surgical excellence, patient care, and commitment to long-term health outcomes.