Common symptoms include tingling or numbness in your fingers (especially thumb, index and middle finger), pain in your wrist or hand, weakness in your grip, and waking up at night with pain or pins-and-needles. If you're unsure, our nursing team will help assess your symptoms during a free phone consultation. You don't need a formal diagnosis to enquire.

The micro-invasive technique has been performed for over 10 years with 500+ procedures completed. It carries significantly lower risk than traditional open surgery — there's less risk of infection, nerve damage, and scarring. The procedure is performed by certified medical professionals using live ultrasound guidance for precision and safety. As with any medical procedure, individual outcomes can vary.

After submitting your enquiry, our team will contact you within one business day. If you're assessed as eligible during the nursing call, your consultation and procedure can typically be scheduled within a few weeks depending on location and availability. For interstate patients, we can arrange accommodation.

You should seek assessment if symptoms are persistent, worsening, affecting sleep, reducing hand strength, or interfering with daily activities and work.

No. Treatment depends on symptom severity and how much the nerve is affected. Some patients improve with conservative management, while others may benefit from minimally invasive release procedures.

Without treatment, symptoms may progressively worsen and can eventually lead to permanent nerve damage, weakness, reduced grip strength, and muscle wasting in the hand.