Hand & Finger Anomalies:

Birth defect correction. Hand surgery can also help correct birth defects such as webbed fingers (syndactyly). In these cases, fingers may be joined by a web of skin, or by skin and a partial fusion of bones. Your surgeon will separate the webbed fingers to provide a full range of motion and a normal appearance. These hand surgeries can also allow for more normal finger growth. Your surgeon has many procedures at his or her disposal to help achieve these lofty goals. For example, a Z-plasty involves the creation of small triangular flaps of tissue that help to close wounds over areas of the hand where bending or flexing is needed. Z-plasty can encourage normal finger growth in people with webbed fingers.

There are various other hand and finger anomalies we offer all types of hand surgery services at our clinic