Tendon Repair
Tendon repair surgery for hand, wrist, foot and limb tendon injuries.
5,000+
Successful Procedures
Average 4.8
Patient Rating
85+ NPS
Happy Patients
Insurance
All Accepted
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About Tendon Repair
(Orthopaedics)
Tendon repair reconnects a cut or ruptured tendon so the affected finger, hand, wrist, ankle or limb can regain movement and strength. Healic assesses tendon zone, nerve and vessel injury, timing and wound condition before repair, splinting and supervised physiotherapy.
Patients commonly visit for sudden, severe pain at the site of injury, swelling, bruising, or tenderness, inability to move the affected joint or muscle. Our orthopaedics team checks causes such as traumatic injuries, overuse injuries, medical conditions and explains suitable options including primary repair, delayed primary repair, secondary repair, tendon grafting, tendon transfers with transparent pricing and follow-up support.
Know the Symptoms
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Sudden, severe pain at the site of injury
- 2
Swelling, bruising, or tenderness
- 3
Inability to move the affected joint or muscle
- 4
Visible deformity or gap under the skin
- 5
Weak grip or difficulty lifting objects
Tendon Repair Causes
Traumatic injuries
Overuse injuries
Medical conditions
Previous surgery complications
Sudden stress or force on the tendon
Types of Tendon Repair
Understanding the type helps our specialists choose the safest, most effective treatment for your condition.
Primary Repair
Direct stitching of a freshly cut tendon within the first 24–72 hours of injury — gives the best chance of regaining full strength and movement.
Delayed Primary Repair
Repair done within 3 weeks of injury when immediate repair was not possible. Still gives good results with structured splinting and physiotherapy.
Secondary Repair
Repair after more than 3 weeks of injury, often needing tendon mobilisation, scar release and careful rehabilitation to restore function.
Tendon Grafting
Use of a donor tendon (from the same patient) to bridge a large gap when direct repair is not possible — common in zone 2 hand injuries.
Tendon Transfers
When a tendon is permanently lost, a working tendon nearby is re-routed to take over its function — used for paralysis, old ruptures or nerve injuries.
Why Choose Healic for
Tendon Repair
(Orthopaedics)
- 1
Proper Counselling
- 2
Fixed Price Explanation
- 3
Safe Treatment
- 4
Structured Monitoring
- 5
Time-Bound Discharge
500+
Procedures Every Month
Average 4.8
Google Rating
85+
NPS Score
Key benefits at Healic
- Treated by experienced specialists
- Fixed-price package — no hidden charges
- Modern equipment & sterile facilities
- Insurance & EMI assistance
- Pre and post-treatment care included
- WhatsApp follow-up support
What Our Patients say
"Very transparent pricing and caring staff. Highly recommend Healic for tendon repair."
PMPriya M.
Verified patient
"Got my tendon repair done at Healic. The team was super supportive and recovery was much faster than I expected."
RSRahul S.
Verified patient
"Doctors explained everything patiently. The procedure went smoothly and I was discharged on time."
AKAnil K.
Verified patient
"Excellent experience from consultation to discharge. The fixed-price package gave me complete peace of mind."
SRSunita R.
Verified patient
Doctors for Tendon Repair
(Orthopaedics)
- MB
- AA
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Find Answers to
Your Questions
We are happy to answer every question you have.
1.What symptoms mean I may need Tendon Repair?
Common warning signs include sudden, severe pain at the site of injury, swelling, bruising, or tenderness, inability to move the affected joint or muscle, visible deformity or gap under the skin. A specialist evaluation confirms whether tendon repair is the right treatment.
2.What causes the problem treated by Tendon Repair?
Frequent causes include traumatic injuries, overuse injuries, medical conditions, previous surgery complications. Your doctor confirms the exact cause with examination and tests.
3.Which treatment options are available for Tendon Repair?
Depending on severity, options may include primary repair, delayed primary repair, secondary repair, tendon grafting, tendon transfers. Healic recommends the safest option after consultation.
4.What is the recovery time after tendon repair?
Recovery after tendon repair depends on the diagnosis and procedure selected. Most patients receive a written discharge plan, medicines, diet or activity advice, follow-up dates and WhatsApp support from the Healic care team.
5.Is Tendon Repair covered by insurance?
Many medically advised procedures are covered by eligible health insurance policies. Healic supports cashless documentation, pre-authorisation and EMI options where applicable.
6.How do I book a consultation?
Call Healic, message on WhatsApp, or fill the booking form on this page and the care team will contact you shortly.