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Restore Function, Healing & Prevent Disability
Hand Surgery is a specialized procedure aimed at treating injuries, deformities, and conditions of the hand to restore proper function and mobility. Whether caused by trauma, birth defects, or disease, timely hand surgery helps prevent long-term disability and allows patients to regain strength, flexibility, and independence in daily activities.
Dr. Meenu Beniwal, an experienced Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon in Rohtak, provides expert care in hand surgery, combining precision with compassionate treatment.
Why Choose Hand Surgery?
Restore hand and finger function after trauma
Correct deformities and congenital defects
Relieve pain and stiffness from hand conditions
Prevent long-term disability
Improve quality of life and independence
Procedure Overview
Hand surgery involves repairing bones, tendons, nerves, skin, and blood vessels of the hand. Each surgery is tailored to the patient’s specific condition for optimal results.
Conditions Commonly Treated with Hand Surgery:
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Traumatic injuries (fractures, cuts, crush injuries)
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Nerve injuries and tendon repairs
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Congenital hand deformities
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Contractures and stiffness
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Infections or tumors of the hand
Benefits of Hand Surgery
Restores mobility and strength
Improves hand appearance and function
Prevents permanent disability
Relieves pain and stiffness
Enhances overall quality of life
Why Choose Dr. Meenu Beniwal in Rohtak?
- 7+ years of experience in plastic, reconstructive & cosmetic surgery
- Specialized expertise in breast surgeries
- Awarded the Dr. Inderjit Diwan Gold Medal
- Member of IAAPS, APSI & NZAPS
- Patient-focused care with safe, natural-looking outcomes
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
When is hand surgery required?
Hand surgery is needed for trauma, deformities, nerve/tendon injuries, or conditions causing pain, stiffness, or loss of function.
Is hand surgery painful?
It is performed under anesthesia, so patients feel no pain during surgery. Mild discomfort during recovery is manageable with medication.
How long does recovery take?
Recovery depends on the type of surgery but generally ranges from a few weeks to several months, with physiotherapy often recommended.
Will I regain full function of my hand?
Most patients regain significant function, though outcomes depend on the severity of injury/condition and adherence to rehabilitation.
Is physiotherapy required after surgery?
Yes. Physiotherapy is crucial for regaining strength, flexibility, and proper hand function after surgery.