Dupuytren's Surgery Prices London · Harley Street
Your Dupuytren's quote depends on how many fingers are bent, which joints are involved and whether needle release, fasciectomy or a skin graft is the right choice.
How much does Dupuytren's contracture surgery cost in London?
Dupuytren's contracture surgery in London has no standard price because the disease behaves differently in every hand. A single palm cord treated with needle fasciotomy is a very different undertaking from a fasciectomy across several fingers or a dermofasciectomy with skin grafting. The anaesthetic, theatre time, splints and hand therapy follow from that choice. Ms Anna De Leo examines your hand at 64 Harley Street and then provides a written quote. To begin, complete the quote form or send a WhatsApp message.
What your Dupuytren's Contracture Surgery quote reflects
Typical figures for Dupuytren's contracture surgery with Ms Anna De Leo — your own plan is confirmed at consultation.
What a Dupuytren's Contracture Surgery quote includes
Your written quote from Harley Street is itemised, so you can see exactly what is covered.
- Surgeon's feeMs De Leo's fee for the agreed procedure, whether needle fasciotomy, limited fasciectomy or dermofasciectomy, including careful protection of the finger nerves and arteries under magnification.
- AnaestheticLocal anaesthetic for needle release, and local, regional or general anaesthesia for open surgery, with an anaesthetist's care where required.
- Theatre and day-case stayThe operating theatre, instruments and recovery nursing for the time your procedure needs, which ranges widely between needle release and grafting.
- Skin graft, when plannedFor dermofasciectomy, harvesting a full-thickness skin graft, usually from the inner arm, and the dressings needed to protect both the graft and donor site.
- Dressings and wound reviewsPost-operative dressing changes, wound checks along the zig-zag incisions and removal of stitches, timed according to how your skin is healing.
- Splint and hand therapy planA night extension splint and a schedule of hand therapy after open surgery, with the number of sessions expected set out in your plan.
What affects Dupuytren's Contracture Surgery prices in London
These are the factors Ms De Leo considers when preparing your personalised quote.
Needle fasciotomy, fasciectomy or dermofasciectomy
The technique has the greatest effect on your quote. Needle fasciotomy is performed under local anaesthetic without an open wound. Limited fasciectomy removes the diseased cords through incisions and takes longer. Dermofasciectomy also replaces involved skin with a graft and is reserved for aggressive or recurrent disease. Ms De Leo explains the trade-offs between recovery time and recurrence for your hand.
Number of fingers and rays involved
Dupuytren's commonly affects the ring and little fingers but can involve several rays, the thumb web or both hands. Treating one cord in the palm is quicker than releasing cords that run into multiple fingers. The extent of disease you want corrected, and what is sensible to treat in one session, is agreed together and reflected in the written plan.
Joints affected and degree of contracture
A bend at the knuckle joint usually straightens well. A contracture of the middle finger joint is more stubborn, may need additional release of the joint itself and often requires longer splinting afterwards. The angle of each joint is measured at your consultation, as it guides both the operation chosen and the rehabilitation built into the quote.
Recurrent disease or previous surgery
Dupuytren's is a lifelong tendency, and some patients return with recurrence after earlier treatment. Operating through scarred tissue, where nerves and arteries may have shifted, is slower and more demanding, and a skin graft is more often appropriate. A recurrent case receives its own assessment and a quote that reflects this added complexity.
Splinting and hand therapy after surgery
Rehabilitation is a central part of treatment after open surgery. A thermoplastic night splint keeps the finger straight as it heals, and a series of hand therapy sessions helps restore movement and manage scar tightness. Needle fasciotomy usually needs much less. The likely length of therapy is estimated in advance and is part of what your quote covers or describes.
Choice of anaesthetic
Needle release is carried out with a small amount of local anaesthetic. Open fasciectomy may be done wide-awake, under a regional block or under general anaesthesia, depending on the extent of surgery and your preference. Longer, multi-finger procedures generally need an anaesthetist, which is one reason the anaesthetic plan is confirmed before the written quote is issued.
Beyond the price: choosing well
In Dupuytren's surgery the diseased cords often wrap around or displace the digital nerves and arteries, so a moment's imprecision can leave a finger numb or with a poor blood supply. Choosing the treatment that best balances recurrence, recovery and risk for your hand also matters more than the cost of any one option, because a poorly judged first operation makes later surgery harder. Ms Anna De Leo's Master's in Reconstructive Microsurgery and European Diploma in Hand Surgery are directly relevant to this delicate work. After surgery, ADLSynergy can support recovery with scar therapy and massage and lymphatic care to help reduce swelling and keep the scars supple.
How to get your Dupuytren's Contracture Surgery quote on Harley Street
Four simple steps, with no obligation at any stage.
Request your Dupuytren's Contracture Surgery quote
Prices are never published as a fixed list: your written quote is prepared for you by Ms Anna De Leo, plastic surgeon of the ADLSynergy team, once your needs are clear.
- A reply from the team within 24 hours
- A private consultation at 64 Harley Street, London W1G
- A clear written quote — no pressure, no time-limited offers
- Your details handled confidentially, in line with UK GDPR
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Prices & Quote: Your Questions
Is Dupuytren's contracture treated on the NHS?
Why is fasciectomy quoted differently from needle fasciotomy?
Do I need treatment now if my finger is only slightly bent?
Are the night splint and hand therapy sessions included?
Can both hands or several fingers be treated at once?
What if the contracture comes back years later?
Your plan, your quote
Speak with the ADLSynergy team and arrange your consultation with Ms Anna De Leo — open every day, 9:00am – 6:30pm, by appointment.
Surgical prices are not published on this website. Quotes are personalised and confirmed in writing after consultation. All surgery carries risks; results vary from person to person.