Correction of Webbed Fingers

What Is Correction of Webbed Fingers?

Correction of webbed fingers, also known as syndactyly repair, is a surgical procedure designed to separate fused fingers and restore normal hand function and appearance. This condition can be congenital or occur due to trauma.

Benefits of Webbed Finger Correction

• Improves Hand Function – Restores independent finger movement.
• Enhances Appearance – Provides a natural-looking hand structure.
• Increases Dexterity – Helps in grasping and holding objects better.
• Long-Term Benefits – Ensures improved quality of life and usability.

Types of Webbed Finger Correction Techniques

• Simple Syndactyly Repair – Separates fingers with minimal reconstruction.
• Complex Syndactyly Repair – Involves skin grafting and tissue restructuring.
• Z-Plasty Technique – Uses a zigzag incision for better healing and flexibility.
• Skin Grafting – Covers exposed areas with grafts from other body parts.

Who Is a Good Candidate?

• Children or adults with congenital syndactyly.
• Individuals with webbed fingers due to burns or injuries.
• Patients experiencing limited hand function due to fused fingers.
• Those seeking improved mobility and aesthetics.

Recovery & Aftercare

Recovery from webbed finger correction surgery varies based on the complexity of the procedure. Patients may need physical therapy, wound care, and follow-up visits to ensure proper healing and functionality.

Schedule a Consultation

If you or your child requires correction of webbed fingers, consult a specialist to explore the best treatment options. Contact us today for expert care and a personalized surgical plan.