Hand Fracture Surgery Prices London · Harley Street
Hand fractures are time-sensitive. Get assessed promptly; your written quote from Ms Anna De Leo then reflects the break, the fixation needed and your hand therapy.
How much does hand fracture surgery cost in London?
Hand fracture care in London is quoted individually because no two breaks are alike. Some finger and metacarpal fractures heal in a splint or buddy strapping; others need wires, screws or a small plate to hold alignment. X-rays, sometimes a CT scan, the anaesthetic, later wire removal and hand therapy all play a part. Never delay care because of cost: Ms Anna De Leo assesses injuries promptly at 64 Harley Street. Contact the team via the form or WhatsApp.
What your Hand Fracture Surgery quote reflects
Typical figures for hand fracture surgery with Ms Anna De Leo — your own plan is confirmed at consultation.
What a Hand Fracture 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 reducing the fracture and fixing it securely enough to allow early, controlled movement of the injured finger or hand.
- AnaestheticWide-awake local anaesthetic, a regional arm block or a general anaesthetic, chosen according to the fracture pattern and the length of surgery.
- Theatre and implantsOperating theatre time, intraoperative X-ray screening and the fixation devices used, such as Kirschner wires, lag screws or a low-profile mini-plate.
- Splint or castA protective plaster or thermoplastic splint applied after surgery to hold the hand in a safe position while the bone begins to unite.
- Follow-up X-rays and reviewsClinic reviews with check X-rays to confirm the bone stays aligned and heals, plus wound care and stitch removal where needed.
- Hand therapy and wire removalA plan for early hand therapy and, when K-wires are used, their removal in clinic once the fracture is stable, typically a few weeks later.
What affects Hand Fracture Surgery prices in London
These are the factors Ms De Leo considers when preparing your personalised quote.
Which bone is broken and how
A stable crack in a finger bone, a displaced metacarpal neck fracture such as a boxer's fracture and a spiral fracture that rotates the finger are very different injuries. Fractures that are shortened, rotated or broken into several fragments are more likely to need surgery. The pattern seen on X-ray is the starting point for the treatment plan and the quote.
Splinting or surgical fixation
Many hand fractures heal well without an operation, using a tailored splint, buddy strapping and close X-ray monitoring. Surgery is recommended when the bone cannot be held in a good position, when a joint surface is involved or when rotation would cause fingers to cross. Ms De Leo explains clearly why fixation is or is not advisable for your fracture.
Type of fixation
Fine K-wires can often be inserted through the skin with minimal disturbance, but they need removing later. Lag screws and mini-plates give stronger fixation that allows earlier movement, and usually stay in place unless they cause irritation. The method chosen depends on the fracture, your hand use and healing, and it shapes theatre time, implants and follow-up in your quote.
Joint involvement
Fractures that extend into a knuckle or finger joint are among the most demanding to treat. Restoring a smooth joint surface may require open reconstruction or, in some cases, a dynamic external device that allows movement while healing. These injuries need longer surgery and more intensive hand therapy, which is reflected in the written quote.
Associated tendon, nerve or skin injury
Crush injuries, cuts and open fractures can damage tendons, nerves, blood vessels or skin alongside the bone. Repairing these at the same time requires microsurgical skill and more theatre time, and the recovery is more involved. Open wounds also need urgent treatment to lower the risk of infection, so these situations are assessed without delay.
Hand therapy and timing of treatment
Early, guided movement is what prevents stiffness after a hand fracture. Most patients need several hand therapy sessions, plus custom splints that change as healing progresses. Fractures seen late, after the bone has started to heal in a poor position, may need more complex surgery, which is another reason prompt assessment matters for both outcome and the treatment plan.
Beyond the price: choosing well
A broken finger or metacarpal can look minor, yet a few degrees of rotation or a small step in a joint surface can leave a stiff, weak or crossing finger for life. Correcting a malunion later is harder than treating the fracture well at the start, so timely specialist care is the priority, ahead of any concern about cost. If you have an open wound, obvious deformity, a pale or numb finger, or severe pain, seek urgent medical care, including A&E. Ms Anna De Leo's hand surgery and microsurgical training allow bone, tendon and nerve injuries to be managed together. ADLSynergy can then support recovery with scar therapy and massage and lymphatic care for swelling.
How to get your Hand Fracture Surgery quote on Harley Street
Four simple steps, with no obligation at any stage.
Request your Hand Fracture 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
Should I wait for a quote before getting my hand fracture treated?
Is hand fracture surgery covered by the NHS or insurance?
Is a quote needed if my fracture can be treated with a splint?
Does removing wires or plates later cost extra?
How many hand therapy sessions will I need?
Can I see Ms De Leo about a fracture that has healed badly?
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.