Dupuytren’s surgery

Dupuytren’s contracture surgery is a procedure used to treat patients who suffer from Dupuytren’s contracture, where one or more fingers bend towards the palm and cannot be straightened.

What does Dupuytren’s surgery involve?  

During the surgery, most patients are put either under general or local anaesthetic to numb the hand. Your surgeon will then make an incision along your palm and finger in order to straighten it. In some cases, patients may require a splint after surgery, depending on the severity of the contracture.

Why choose us for orthopaedic care?

Patients who suffer from decreased function due to Dupuytren’s contracture would be suitable for this surgery. Your consultant surgeon will discuss your suitability for the surgery with you.

The recovery period for Dupuytren’s surgery can depend on multiple factors, which your surgeon will discuss with you in more detail.

However, it is a quick procedure and patients are able to leave hospital on the same day. Our dedicated recovery team of specialist orthopaedic nurses and physiotherapists will work with you closely to ensure you build strength and mobility as quickly as possible.  

Clear self-pay options

As well as working with all major insurance companies, we also welcome patients who wish to pay for themselves. 

Below is an outline of our self-pay hospital price package for this procedure.

Hospital price package

Treatment from £3,275
Includes:
  • Pre-admission tests
  • Private ensuite room (nights subject to package terms)
  • Theatre procedure
  • Meals, nursing care, and discharge medication

Our locations

Book an appointment today

Please note - regrettably we are unable to answer specific medical questions or offer medical advice via email or telephone.