Physiotherapy alone may not be sufficient when significant scar tissue or tissue loss limits movement. In such cases, surgical release or tissue replacement may be considered before or alongside physiotherapy, depending on the patient’s condition.
Hand Deformities
Hand conditions resulting from old injuries or burns may affect a person’s independence, daily activities, and ability to work. Inadequate or delayed treatment following an injury can sometimes lead to long-term stiffness, reduced movement, and functional limitations. Reconstructive surgery may help improve hand function, depending on the nature and extent of the damage.