Hand Surgery in Perth
Dr Lewis Blennerhassett
25 Years Experience
Dr Lewis Blennerhassett is a leading Perth hand surgeon and has more than 25 years experience in a wide range of repair, reconstructive and trauma hand surgeries.
He has trained extensively in hand surgery, including working closely with renown complex hand surgery expert Dr Joseph Upton, who is a clinical professor of surgery at Harvard Medical School and author of 250 articles and 60 book chapters on hand surgery. |
A hand surgeon for both adults and children, his hand surgery patients have ranged in age from a newborn baby to those in their late 90s and he has performed hand surgery in the bulk of Perth’s major public and private teaching hospitals.
He has a busy private hand surgery clinic and is also currently working twice a week at Perth Children’s Hospital as a hand and reconstructive surgeon to assist children in need. In recent years, he has surgically created thumbs for more than 50 WA children born without thumbs. Highly experienced and a great communicator, Dr Blennerhassett continues to teach hand surgery to other surgeons. Committed to maintaining high quality care and safety in hand surgery, he has also been actively involved across the country in examining other surgeons and inspecting hospitals. Perth hand surgeon Dr Lewis Blennerhassett personally oversees your care from your first consultation through to full recovery. At your first visit, he will listen to your needs, discuss your requirements, concerns and risks, and an operative plan will be formulated specifically for you. |
During the recovery period, Dr Blennerhassett will be contactable to answer your questions. His mobile number will be provided to you during pre-surgery consultation.
All dressings changes are carried out by his highly experienced nurses and his practice staff are friendly and supportive. An on site experienced hand therapist assists with pre-operative and post-operative management, including splinting and exercise mobilisation techniques to help regain maximum function. |
Reconstructive surgery on anomalies present at birth. The most common are polydactyly (additional digits), syndactyly (webbed or conjoint digits), hypoplasia (small or absent digits or limbs). Performed by hand surgeon Dr Lewis Blennerhassett
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