Complex & Revision Surgery

Some patients may present with complex hand conditions, previous surgical complications, or longstanding injuries that require specialised and carefully planned reconstructive procedures. These may include earlier unsuccessful surgeries, high-energy trauma to multiple structures resulting in complex functional losses, or perhaps scarring to skin and deeper tissue from trauma, prior surgery, or infection.

In these challenging situations, treatment must be carefully considered to balance risks and benefits of each approach. Depending on the condition, surgical strategies may involve scar release, tendon or nerve grafting, bone realignment, joint reconstruction, or microsurgical tissue transfer.

These cases often demand a high level of surgical precision and experience to optimise functional outcomes. A comprehensive approach that includes meticulous planning, surgical expertise, and tailored rehabilitation can significantly improve both appearance and function, even in difficult or previously unsuccessful cases.