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Carpal Tunnel Syndrome can begin subtly — tingling in the fingers at night, weakness in the hand, difficulty gripping everyday objects — but over time it can become increasingly disruptive. For many people, it affects sleep, work, confidence in the hand, and the ease of day-to-day life. At Skyline Hospitals, we offer a calm, specialist-led pathway for the diagnosis and treatment of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. From early symptoms through to more advanced nerve compression, patients are seen promptly, assessed thoroughly, and offered treatment tailored to the severity of their condition and the demands of their lifestyle.
Our aim is simple: to relieve symptoms, restore hand function, and ensure every patient feels confident in the care they receive.
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome occurs when the median nerve becomes compressed as it passes through the carpal tunnel in the wrist. This narrow channel is bordered by bone and ligament, leaving little room for swelling or increased pressure. When the nerve is compressed, it can cause tingling, numbness, pain, weakness and a loss of dexterity in the hand.
Careful evaluation. Clear answers. Thoughtful treatment.
Diagnosis begins with a detailed consultation and examination of the hand, wrist and upper limb. We assess the pattern of symptoms, hand strength, sensation, dexterity and any signs of nerve irritation or muscle weakness. Where appropriate, nerve conduction studies may be arranged to confirm the diagnosis and determine the severity of compression. In selected cases, ultrasound or further imaging may also be helpful.
Description: Your consultation may include discussion of your symptoms, medical history, work and daily activities, as well as a focused examination of the hand and wrist. The aim is not simply to diagnose Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, but to understand how much it is affecting you and what treatment is most likely to help.
Not every patient will need surgery. In mild to moderate cases, symptoms can often be improved with carefully chosen conservative treatment, particularly when the condition is identified early.
When symptoms are more severe, persistent, or beginning to affect strength and function, surgery may be the most effective option. Carpal tunnel release is performed to relieve pressure on the median nerve by dividing the ligament forming the roof of the tunnel. This creates more space for the nerve and allows the compression to ease.
The procedure is usually carried out as a day case and, in most instances, under local anaesthetic. It is a well-established operation with excellent outcomes in appropriately selected patients. Many notice an improvement in night pain and tingling quite quickly, although recovery of sensation and strength can take longer where the nerve has been compressed for some time.
At Skyline Hospitals, surgical care is never rushed. Each decision is made carefully, with attention to symptoms, examination findings, test results and the patient’s own priorities.
This is the standard and most widely performed technique. A small incision is made in the palm, allowing the surgeon to divide the transverse carpal ligament under direct vision and relieve pressure on the nerve.
Although carpal tunnel release is commonly performed, the anatomy of the wrist and hand is delicate. Surgical accuracy matters. Careful technique helps ensure effective decompression while protecting the surrounding nerves, tendons and vessels.
Recovery is usually straightforward, with early finger movement encouraged soon after the procedure. Light activities can often be resumed relatively quickly, while heavier tasks and full grip strength may take longer depending on the severity of symptoms before surgery.
At Skyline Hospitals, we believe exceptional private care should also represent genuine value. Our self-pay pricing for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome treatment is clear, considered, and designed to make specialist care more accessible without compromising on quality.
As part of our commitment to providing affordable private healthcare, patients at Skyline Hospitals benefit from the same high standards of consultant-led care, clinical excellence, and patient experience associated with established private hospitals, but at fees that are notably more accessible. In other words, you can expect a premium standard of treatment, with leading specialists, in a refined private setting — at a price that is often lower than many larger private hospital groups.
Consultation with Mr Richard Dias
£280
£200
Carpal Tunnel Release Surgery with Mr Richard Dias
£1,495
From your first consultation through to treatment and recovery, our team will ensure you have a clear understanding of costs, timelines, and exactly what to expect.
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is caused by pressure on the median nerve at the wrist, leading to tingling, numbness, discomfort and weakness in the hand.
If you are experiencing numbness, tingling, weakness or pain in the hand or wrist, Skyline Hospitals offers prompt access to specialist care in a setting centred on comfort, expertise and attention to detail.
To arrange your consultation, contact Skyline Hospitals today.