A congenital hand abnormality is evident right from birth. Approximately one in twenty babies is born with some type of hand difference including missing parts, webbed or fused sections, extra digits, or abnormal sizes. These differences can cause minor to major inconvenience in the affected patient. Children may also acquire hand deformities at a later age through trauma, injury, or cancer treatment. Surgical repairs in younger patients are extremely detailed and complicated due to the smaller size of the affected areas.
Other Procedures
Hand Surgery
- Restore Sensation
- Alleviate Numbness
- Children from Age 0-18
- Restore Motion, Relieve Pain
Microsurgical Reconstruction
- Reconstruction After Mastectomy
- Restore Form and Function
- Limb Salvage
- Correct Paralysis
Non-Surgical
- Dermal Fillers
- Brow and Forehead