A three-question self-diagnosis — built from the same clinical patterns our surgeons use. No appointment needed to understand what's happening in your hand.
Which area bothers you?
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From the moment you describe your symptom to the week you close your hand around a coffee mug again — here is exactly what happens.
You describe it. We listen in millimeters.
Your first visit is a thorough conversation and physical examination. We map the exact anatomy of your symptoms — which nerve, which tendon, which joint — using clinical tests that have been refined over decades of hand surgery.
X-ray, ultrasound, or MRI — only what the picture needs.
Not every condition needs imaging. When it does, we order the right study — not the most expensive one. Nerve conduction studies for carpal tunnel, weight-bearing X-rays for fractures, dynamic ultrasound for tendon pathology.
Surgery is never the default. It's the measured choice.
We present every option — splinting, injection, physical therapy, WALANT in-office procedures, endoscopic release, microsurgical repair — with honest recovery timelines and success rates. The comparison tables below are exactly what we show patients in the office.
Week by week, function returns.
Recovery from hand surgery is measured in days and millimeters of motion. We track your grip strength, range of motion, and nerve recovery at every follow-up — adjusting therapy and activity restrictions in real time so nothing is left to guesswork.
These are the same comparison tables we show patients in the office — success rates, recovery weeks, and return-to-activity dates, condition by condition.
Splinting, anti-inflammatory medication, activity modification, corticosteroid injections.
Open or endoscopic release. Endoscopic offers less scar sensitivity and faster return to sport.
From WALANT in-office procedures to computer-assisted 3D fracture planning — precision is not a promise here. It's the method.
>90%
Carpal tunnel success rate
>90%
Trigger finger success rate
<3%
Trigger finger recurrence
10 min
Typical trigger release time
Wide-Awake Local Anesthesia No Tourniquet
Many procedures now performed entirely in-office — no hospital, no general anesthesia, no tourniquet pain. You stay awake, we verify function in real time.
Minimal-access carpal tunnel & trigger finger
A single small incision, a camera, a precise instrument. Less scar sensitivity, faster return to work, lower wound complication risk than open surgery.
Operating under loupes at millimeter scale
Tendons thinner than shoelaces. Nerves the width of thread. Every repair is performed with surgical loupes and headlamps — the same precision used for digit replantation.
Complex fracture reconstruction
For compound distal radius fractures and complex reconstructions, 3D imaging is used to plan plate and screw placement before the patient reaches the operating room.
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