Mr Tim Doyle
Hand and Wrist Surgery involves the diagnosis and treatment of conditions affecting the bones, joints, tendons, and nerves of your hand and wrist to restore function and reduce pain.
We work hard to keep waiting times low, so you get the care you need when you need it most.
Hand and wrist surgery costs vary depending on the procedure and your personal treatment plan. We’ll give you a clear price guide upfront and explain what’s included.
Flexible payment options are available to help spread the cost. Our team is here to answer questions and help you choose the best way to pay.
Our team will support you through every stage, from your first enquiry to your recovery.
If you’re using health insurance
If you’re paying for treatment yourself or using a payment plan
You can book an appointment online, call our friendly team, or ask your GP for a referral.
We’re here to answer your questions, talk you through your options, and help you feel confident about your treatment.
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Hand and Wrist Surgery can provide several benefits, primarily by reducing pain and improving movement in your hand and wrist. It can restore strength, flexibility, and function, making it easier to perform everyday tasks. Surgery may also prevent further damage to the affected area and support long-term recovery.
Overall, the procedure can help you regain independence and improve the quality of your daily activities.
At Kingsbridge, you’ll be in the expert hands of the UK and Ireland’s top hand & wrist consultants.
There are several types of Hand and Wrist Surgery, each designed to address specific conditions. Common procedures include:
These procedures are tailored to your individual condition and needs, ensuring the best possible outcome for your hand and wrist function.
Fracture repair
Tendon repair
Nerve decompression
Joint surgery
Knowing what happens at each stage of hand or wrist surgery can help you feel prepared and more at ease. Here’s what you can expect:
Before Surgery
You will have a consultation with your surgeon to discuss your condition, treatment options, and the risks and benefits of surgery. You may need imaging tests such as X-rays or scans. You will also receive instructions on preparing for surgery, including fasting or stopping certain medications.
During Surgery
Surgery is usually performed under local or general anaesthetic, depending on the complexity of the procedure. The surgeon will repair or reconstruct the affected bones, tendons, ligaments, or nerves to restore function and reduce pain. The length of the procedure varies based on the type of surgery.
After Surgery
Recovery may involve wearing a splint or cast and following a physiotherapy programme to regain movement and strength. Pain and swelling are common initially but can be managed with medication. Your surgeon will provide guidance on wound care, exercises, and follow-up appointments to monitor your progress.