Following hand surgery, whether for a fracture, tendon repair, or carpal tunnel syndrome, professional and early rehabilitation is crucial for a successful recovery. Our specialized postoperative hand rehabilitation in Frankfurt am Main is based on the latest protocols and aims to reduce pain, control swelling, and restore functional mobility to your hand as quickly as possible. Trust in our sound, evidence-based expertise for your recovery.
The initial postoperative phase is often characterized by swelling and pain. We utilize gentle manual techniques and edema management to alleviate these symptoms and optimally support healing, directly in our practice in Frankfurt.
| Component of hand rehabilitation | Primary therapeutic goal |
| Edema and pain therapy | Reduce swelling quickly |
| Joint and soft tissue mobilization | Achieving full mobility |
| Scar and tissue care | Elasticity and function ensure |
| Functional strength training | Regaining everyday skills |
| Individual rail consultation | Optimally support the healing process |
In the early stages, we focus on manual lymphatic drainage and proper positioning to reduce swelling. This forms the basis for all further therapeutic steps and helps prevent complications.
Once medical clearance is received, we will begin with gentle mobilization. We use mindful manual techniques to restore suppleness to the joints and surrounding tissue and to counteract stiffness.
The quality of the scar has a direct impact on hand function. Through targeted techniques such as friction and stretching, we prevent adhesions that could impair the function of tendons and nerves.
Your personalized training program includes exercises to improve fine motor skills, coordination, and strength. The exercises are chosen to be directly applicable to the demands of your everyday life in Frankfurt and your profession.
If needed, we offer comprehensive advice on the appropriate splinting solution, whether a static splint for immobilization or a dynamic splint to support movement. We assist with fitting and handling.
The goal of postoperative hand rehabilitation in Frankfurt goes beyond mere wound healing. It's about preventing long-term complications and restoring the full functionality of your hand so you can return to your normal life without limitations. Through my specialization and ongoing professional development in hand therapy, I will guide you safely through all phases of recovery, from initial mobilization to maximum functional restoration.
Occupational therapy usually begins as early as possible, often within the first few days after surgery. The exact timing always depends on the doctor's approval and the surgical protocol.
The frequency of therapy is prescribed individually by the doctor. Often, two to three appointments per week are necessary during the acute phase to achieve optimal results.
The home exercise program is crucial for the success of the rehabilitation. Only through daily, independent practice will the regained mobility be consolidated and the healing process accelerated.
Yes, postoperative hand rehabilitation as occupational therapy is covered by health insurance companies, provided there is a doctor's prescription.
This depends on the type of surgery. We will create a schedule together, in consultation with your surgeon and based on the progress of your treatment.
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