Dupuytren's Contracture Surgery
Surgical correction of finger contracture caused by Dupuytren's disease.
Dupuytren's contracture is a condition where the tissue beneath the skin of the palm thickens and tightens, causing one or more fingers to bend towards the palm. Surgery to remove or divide the thickened tissue can restore finger movement.
All treatments begin with a medical assessment
Every patient is seen by our onsite doctor partner, Aega Health, before any procedure. This 15-minute assessment (£150) includes full clinical assessment, diagnosis, suitability review, and consent, ensuring your care is safe and tailored to you.
Pricing
Pre-procedure medical assessment (Aega Health)
Required before all procedures
Dupuytren's contracture surgery (single digit)
£1,775Additional digit (same session)
£695What to Expect
Before
- Medical assessment with Aega Health (£150)
- Surgical assessment — degree of contracture measured
- Local anaesthetic — no general anaesthetic required
- Arrange transport home after the procedure
During
- Local anaesthetic administered to the hand
- Incision made in the palm to access the thickened cord
- Cord divided or removed to release the finger
- Procedure takes 45–90 minutes depending on complexity
After
- Discharged same day with dressing and splint
- Hand therapy and physiotherapy exercises essential for recovery
- Return to light activities within 4–6 weeks
- Full recovery typically 3–6 months
Frequently Asked Questions
Ready to Book?
Start with a 15-minute medical assessment with Aega Health, your onsite doctor partner at Cedar Park.
Assessment fee: £150 | 0% finance available over 3 months
Ready to book?
Call us or enquire online to get started.
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