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Don’t Delay – Get Tendon Repair Today!

Published on December 18, 2016
Surgeons show image film x ray hand tendon after surgery for patient on hospital bed

Tendons are the cords that connect your arm muscles to the bones of your hand, allowing for the movement of joints. Despite the precise nature of our hands and the intricacy of all the parts involved, many people don’t realize that any injury to the hand or forearm that causes damage to a tendon cannot heal properly on its own. These injuries can even lead to crippling complications if not addressed promptly.

The Importance of Timely Tendon Repair

It’s imperative that your plastic surgeon performs tendon repair surgery within one to two weeks of the injury. Delaying the repair significantly increases the complexity of treatment needed to fix the injury, potentially transforming a relatively simple procedure into a multi-stage tendon reconstruction surgery. This delay can lead to sub-optimal results and prolonged recovery.

Seek Expert Care for Optimal Results

If you value having the full range of motion in your hands, it’s critical to seek prompt evaluation by a hand specialist to treat tendon injuries. Skilled plastic surgeon Dr. Dipan Das is your ideal choice for tendon repair, offering the expertise necessary to ensure the best possible outcome.

Take Action Now for Your Hand Health

Don’t risk your hands and quality of life. Contact our office today to schedule an appointment with a member of the staff at the Hand and Plastic Surgery Center of Katy. Your prompt action can make all the difference in your recovery and ability to regain full functionality in your hands.

Your hands are invaluable—let us help you protect them!