Hand Surgery

The First Step: Choosing a Surgeon You Can Trust

Selecting a plastic surgeon certified by the Mexican Board of Plastic, Aesthetic, and Reconstructive Surgery and a full member of the Mexican Association of Plastic, Aesthetic, and Reconstructive Surgery ensures that your surgeon is qualified and up-to-date, giving you confidence in your choice.

What Is Hand Surgery?

Hand surgery encompasses a broad range of procedures aimed at restoring both the function and the aesthetic appearance of the hand. Plastic surgeons who perform hand surgery treat a variety of conditions and injuries, including:

1. Fractures and Hand Trauma
2. Rheumatic Changes in Hand Structures
3. Congenital Deformities (Present at Birth):
   • Examples include extra fingers or fused digits.
4. Trigger Finger or Mallet Finger
5. Infections
6. Nerve Compression Syndromes:
   • Carpal Tunnel Syndrome:
     • Common symptoms include difficulty closing the hand or gripping objects, pain, tingling or swelling in the fingers, burning or tingling sensations in the thumb, index, and middle fingers.
   • Dupuytren’s Disease:
     • Symptoms include thickened tissue beneath the palm’s skin, fingers bending toward the palm, reduced hand function, and related deformities.
7. Synovial Cysts
8. Nerve and Tendon Injuries
9. Other Conditions

Your Consultation

If you are experiencing any of these conditions, I will be happy to explain the available treatment options and address all your questions. Each case is evaluated with a focus on restoring functionality while optimizing aesthetic outcomes.