Trigger Finger (Stenosing Tenosynovitis)

Trigger Finger (Stenosing Tenosynovitis) is a painful condition where one or more fingers lock, catch, or click when bent. The tendon sheath in the finger becomes thickened or inflamed, preventing smooth movement. When severe, the finger may remain stuck in a bent position. This condition can also affect the thumb, called Trigger Thumb.

Mild cases may respond to rest, splints, or steroid injections. But if symptoms persist, the most effective solution is trigger finger surgery in Dubai, also known as trigger release surgery. This minimally invasive procedure releases the tight tendon sheath, restoring normal finger or thumb movement. Some patients with tendon or joint issues may also benefit from supportive treatments like PRP therapy for hand tendons or hand cyst removal for associated lumps.

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Non-surgical care may ease early symptoms, but trigger finger release in UAE ensures permanent relief from pain and locking. Visit our Orthopedic clinic for expert care and follow-up support.

Key Highlights of Trigger Finger Release

Key Highlights of Trigger Finger Release

What is Trigger Finger & Trigger Thumb Release Surgery?

The procedure is quick, safe, and often done as a day-care surgery. A small incision is made in the palm or near the thumb, and the surgeon cuts the tight portion of the tendon sheath (pulley). This allows the tendon to glide freely without catching.

  • Open Release: Performed through a small incision in the palm.

  • Percutaneous Release: Performed using a fine needle without stitches, in selected cases.

Both techniques are highly effective and tailored to the patient’s needs.

Why Consider Trigger Finger Surgery in Dubai?

Why Consider Trigger Finger Surgery in Dubai?

Recovery After Trigger Finger Release

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First Few Days
(Immediate Phase)
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Weeks Ahead
(Rehabilitation Phase)
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FAQs on Trigger Finger & Trigger Thumb Release in Dubai
How do I know if I need trigger finger surgery?

 If your finger or thumb locks, clicks, or becomes stuck despite non-surgical treatment, surgery is recommended.

 The procedure is done under local anesthesia and is generally painless, with only mild soreness afterward.

Most patients use their hands within a few days and regain full strength in 3–4 weeks.

On average, AED 8,000–18,000, depending on technique and hospital.

 Dr. Farivar Bagheri is highly regarded for trigger finger and trigger thumb release in Dubai, offering minimally invasive and effective treatments.

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