Minimally Invasive Hand Surgery in Dallas-Fort Worth

Loredo Hand Care Institute offers seven core surgical procedures for the hand, wrist, and elbow: endoscopic carpal tunnel release, endoscopic cubital tunnel release, open A1 pulley release for trigger finger, De Quervain's release, thumb CMC reconstruction (basilar joint arthroplasty), microsurgery (peripheral nerve and microvascular repair, replantation, free tissue transfer), and hand and wrist fracture fixation. The minimally invasive endoscopic approach is used wherever applicable, providing smaller incisions, faster recovery, and lower complication rates than traditional open surgery.

What Sets Loredo Hand Care Institute Apart

• Triple board certification in General Surgery, Hand Surgery (American Board of Surgery), and Hand Surgery subspecialty (American Board of Plastic Surgery).
• Fellowship training in Hand and Upper Extremity Surgery at the Christine M. Kleinert Institute, University of Louisville. Dr. Loredo assisted on a hand transplant during his fellowship at the Kleinert Kutz Hand Care Institute.
• Microsurgery training at the Kleinert and Kutz Hand Care Institute.
• Advanced minimally invasive endoscopic techniques applied wherever appropriate to reduce incision size, speed recovery, and lower complication rates.
• Bilingual care in English and Spanish, with all patient education and surgical consents available in both languages.
• Same-week evaluation for most new patients, and surgery scheduled within twenty-four to forty-eight hours of consultation when clinically appropriate.