Syndactyly (Joined Fingers)

Syndactyly is a congenital condition in which two or more fingers are fused together at birth. Depending on the severity, the fusion may involve only soft tissue or extend to bones and nails. At Refyn Clinic, we perform advanced syndactyly correction surgery to carefully separate the fused fingers, restore hand function, improve finger mobility, and enhance the natural appearance of the hand. Early surgical intervention can significantly support proper hand development and long-term functionality.

Polydactyly (Extra Fingers or Toes)

Polydactyly is a congenital condition characterized by the presence of extra fingers or toes. The additional digit may vary in size and complexity, ranging from a small soft tissue projection to a fully developed finger or toe. Our reconstructive surgical procedures focus on removing the extra digit while preserving normal hand and foot function, symmetry, and appearance. We aim to achieve natural-looking and functional outcomes with minimal scarring and optimal recovery.

Constriction Ring Syndrome

Constriction Ring Syndrome, also known as Amniotic Band Syndrome, occurs when fibrous bands restrict the development of limbs, fingers, or toes before birth. This condition may affect circulation, growth, movement, and overall limb function. At Refyn Clinic, we provide specialized reconstructive procedures to release constriction bands, improve circulation, restore mobility, and support healthy limb development. Our surgical approach is carefully planned based on the severity and location of the condition.