Endoscopic Carpal Tunnel Release Surgery Package (1 Side)

Minimally Invasive (Tiny, Hidden Incision): The surgical incision is only about 1 centimeter long and is neatly hidden within the wrist crease. You no longer have to worry about having a long scar across the middle of your palm, as you would with traditional open surgery.

Less Pain & Trauma: Because there is no need to make a wide incision through skin and tissue layers, injury to the surrounding muscles is minimized, resulting in noticeably less postoperative pain and bruising.

Fast Recovery (Return to Work Quickly): After surgery, you can move your fingers and resume basic daily activities much faster without needing a long recovery period. This is the ideal solution for working professionals who cannot afford to take several weeks off from work.

High Precision & Safety: A high-definition camera allows the surgeon to clearly see the nerve and the compressing ligament. This enables them to release the ligament with pinpoint accuracy while significantly reducing the risk of nerve injury.

Individuals experiencing numbness, pain, or burning sensations in the thumb, index finger, middle finger, and half of the ring finger.

Those who frequently experience severe hand pain at night or in the early morning that disrupts their sleep.

Patients who are beginning to suffer from hand muscle weakness, frequently dropping objects, or noticing muscle wasting (atrophy) at the base of the thumb.

Anyone who has already undergone conservative treatments (medications, steroid injections, or physical therapy) without significant improvement over time.

Minimally Invasive (Tiny, Hidden Incision): The surgical incision is only about 1 centimeter long and is neatly hidden within the wrist crease. You no longer have to worry about having a long scar across the middle of your palm, as you would with traditional open surgery.

Less Pain & Trauma: Because there is no need to make a wide incision through skin and tissue layers, injury to the surrounding muscles is minimized, resulting in noticeably less postoperative pain and bruising.

Fast Recovery (Return to Work Quickly): After surgery, you can move your fingers and resume basic daily activities much faster without needing a long recovery period. This is the ideal solution for working professionals who cannot afford to take several weeks off from work.

High Precision & Safety: A high-definition camera allows the surgeon to clearly see the nerve and the compressing ligament. This enables them to release the ligament with pinpoint accuracy while significantly reducing the risk of nerve injury.

Individuals experiencing numbness, pain, or burning sensations in the thumb, index finger, middle finger, and half of the ring finger.

Those who frequently experience severe hand pain at night or in the early morning that disrupts their sleep.

Patients who are beginning to suffer from hand muscle weakness, frequently dropping objects, or noticing muscle wasting (atrophy) at the base of the thumb.

Anyone who has already undergone conservative treatments (medications, steroid injections, or physical therapy) without significant improvement over time.

Minimally Invasive (Tiny, Hidden Incision): The surgical incision is only about 1 centimeter long and is neatly hidden within the wrist crease. You no longer have to worry about having a long scar across the middle of your palm, as you would with traditional open surgery.

Less Pain & Trauma: Because there is no need to make a wide incision through skin and tissue layers, injury to the surrounding muscles is minimized, resulting in noticeably less postoperative pain and bruising.

Fast Recovery (Return to Work Quickly): After surgery, you can move your fingers and resume basic daily activities much faster without needing a long recovery period. This is the ideal solution for working professionals who cannot afford to take several weeks off from work.

High Precision & Safety: A high-definition camera allows the surgeon to clearly see the nerve and the compressing ligament. This enables them to release the ligament with pinpoint accuracy while significantly reducing the risk of nerve injury.

Individuals experiencing numbness, pain, or burning sensations in the thumb, index finger, middle finger, and half of the ring finger.

Those who frequently experience severe hand pain at night or in the early morning that disrupts their sleep.

Patients who are beginning to suffer from hand muscle weakness, frequently dropping objects, or noticing muscle wasting (atrophy) at the base of the thumb.

Anyone who has already undergone conservative treatments (medications, steroid injections, or physical therapy) without significant improvement over time.

Minimally Invasive (Tiny, Hidden Incision): The surgical incision is only about 1 centimeter long and is neatly hidden within the wrist crease. You no longer have to worry about having a long scar across the middle of your palm, as you would with traditional open surgery.

Less Pain & Trauma: Because there is no need to make a wide incision through skin and tissue layers, injury to the surrounding muscles is minimized, resulting in noticeably less postoperative pain and bruising.

Fast Recovery (Return to Work Quickly): After surgery, you can move your fingers and resume basic daily activities much faster without needing a long recovery period. This is the ideal solution for working professionals who cannot afford to take several weeks off from work.

High Precision & Safety: A high-definition camera allows the surgeon to clearly see the nerve and the compressing ligament. This enables them to release the ligament with pinpoint accuracy while significantly reducing the risk of nerve injury.

Individuals experiencing numbness, pain, or burning sensations in the thumb, index finger, middle finger, and half of the ring finger.

Those who frequently experience severe hand pain at night or in the early morning that disrupts their sleep.

Patients who are beginning to suffer from hand muscle weakness, frequently dropping objects, or noticing muscle wasting (atrophy) at the base of the thumb.

Anyone who has already undergone conservative treatments (medications, steroid injections, or physical therapy) without significant improvement over time.