We use our hands every day for writing, typing, lifting, cooking, and more.When your hands or wrists experience pain, numbness, or stiffness, even everyday tasks can become challenging.

Our centre offers expert care for hand and wrist conditions, with a full range of treatments—from conservative care to advanced surgeries like carpal tunnel release and nerve decompression. Whether you’ve had a recent injury or a long-standing issue, our goal is to restore function, reduce pain, and help you return to your normal routine.

If you’re looking for hand and wrist surgery in Mumbai, you’re in the right place.

What Is Hand & Wrist Surgery?

Hand and wrist surgery refers to a group of procedures used to treat conditions affecting the bones, joints, nerves, ligaments, and tendons in the hand and wrist.

Common causes for surgery include:

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  Nerve compression (e.g. carpal tunnel syndrome)
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  Fractures and dislocations
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  Tendon injuries
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  Ligament tears
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  Joint problems (such as arthritis or instability)
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  Cysts and tumours
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  Repetitive strain injuries

Our specialists focus on minimally invasive techniques, precise diagnosis, and patient-specific treatment plans.

Conditions We Treat

We offer care for a wide range of hand and wrist problems, including:

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome – A condition where the median nerve in the wrist is compressed, causing numbness, tingling, and weakness.

Wrist fractures – Such as Colles’ fracture, commonly from falls.

Trigger finger – A condition where a finger locks in a bent position, often causing discomfort.

Tendon injuries – Commonly result from repetitive use, trauma, or sports-related activities.

De Quervain’s Tenosynovitis – Painful inflammation on the thumb side of the wrist.

Ganglion cysts – Fluid-filled lumps on the wrist or hand.

If not treated early, these conditions may cause lasting damage. Seeking timely care is crucial.

Surgical and Conservative Treatments

Not every hand or wrist issue requires surgery. We always begin with a thorough evaluation and recommend the least invasive approach first, which may include:

• Rest and activity modification
• Physiotherapy and strengthening exercises
• Splints or braces
• Anti-inflammatory medications
• Steroid injections

Surgery might be recommended if symptoms continue or worsen over time. We perform a variety of procedures, including:

• Carpal tunnel release
• Wrist fracture fixation
• Tendon and ligament repair
• Removal of cysts or tumours
• Arthroscopy for joint evaluation and repair

If you’re seeking carpal tunnel release in Mumbai or wrist fracture treatment, our team provides expert, compassionate care tailored to your needs.

What Is Nerve Release Surgery?

Nerve release surgery is performed to relieve pressure on compressed nerves. The most common types are:

Carpal Tunnel Release – A surgical method to ease nerve compression in the wrist by creating more space within the carpal tunnel.

Cubital Tunnel Release – Frees the ulnar nerve at the elbow, relieving tingling or numbness in the ring and little fingers.

These procedures can be performed as day-care surgeries, often with minimally invasive methods.

Looking for a nerve release surgery expert in Mumbai? Our team is trained in the latest techniques to ensure quick recovery and minimal discomfort.

Recovery and Healing Timeline

Your recovery timeline will vary based on the type of surgery and your overall health. Here’s what most patients can expect:

After minor procedures (e.g. carpal tunnel release):

• Light use of the hand within days
• Full use in 2–4 weeks

After fracture repair or tendon surgery:

• Splint or cast for a few weeks
• Physiotherapy starts gradually
• Recovery in 6–12 weeks

We provide a personalised recovery plan for every patient, including home care instructions and therapy support.

Real Stories from Patients

“I had carpal tunnel symptoms for over a year. Numbness was affecting my work. After a quick, painless surgery, I was back to normal in weeks.” – Priya, 38

“I fractured my wrist in a fall. The doctor communicated everything thoroughly, which made the whole experience reassuring. Surgery was smooth, and I was out of the cast in no time.” – Rajesh, 52

FAQs About Hand and Wrist Surgery

Q: Is hand surgery painful?
A: Most procedures are done under local or regional anaesthesia. Post-surgical discomfort is usually mild and well-managed with medication.

Q: How soon can I use my hand after surgery?
A: It depends on the type of procedure. For simple nerve release, you may use your hand gently within days. Fractures or tendon repairs may require longer rest.

Q: Will I need physiotherapy?
A: In many cases, yes. Rehabilitation helps restore strength and movement. We’ll guide you based on your individual needs.

Q: Is surgery the only option for carpal tunnel syndrome?
A: Not always. We often try splinting, activity changes, and injections first. Surgery is recommended when symptoms persist or worsen.