Montréal · Hand and upper extremity surgery
Plastic and reconstructive surgery, centred on the hand and upper extremity.
A practice devoted to the hand, wrist and elbow — from congenital differences in childhood to trauma, arthritis and nerve conditions in adulthood. The goal is always the same: restore function, without operating more than necessary.
The practice
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01Paediatric
Congenital differences of the hand and upper limb, and upper limb spasticity. The plan is made with the family and staged around the child’s growth rather than a fixed timetable.
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02Adult
Arthritis, nerve compression, Dupuytren’s disease, tendinitis and ligament injuries. Many of these improve without surgery, and that is often where treatment starts.
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03Trauma and microsurgery
Fractures, complex wounds, nerve and tendon injuries, replantation and flap reconstruction. Working under the microscope makes it possible to repair structures a millimetre across.
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Who I care for
Hands do not distinguish between trades or ages. Patients range from newborns with a congenital difference to manual workers who need a firm grip back, and include athletes as well as older adults whose arthritis interferes with everyday tasks.
- Paediatric congenital differences
- Acute trauma
- Arthritis and degenerative conditions
- Work-related injuries
- Athletes
- High-demand manual occupations
Approach
A precise diagnosis before any decision to operate.
A consultation starts with the examination and with what you can no longer do — open a jar, hold a tool, write, sleep without being woken by numbness. Where a splint, an injection or therapy can solve the problem, those options are offered first.
When surgery is the right answer, it is explained with its limits as well as its benefits, and then decided together. Success is measured by the return of function — at work, in sport, in daily life — not by the operation itself.
About Dr. BaradaranFor patients
Everything you need before and after your surgery.
The patient library holds plain-language guides for each stage of care — from preparation to going home. Every page is printable and written to be read one-handed, in a waiting room or with a dressing on.
Open the patient libraryReady to be seen?
Patients and referring physicians are welcome to write at any time. A one-line message is enough to start.