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Is There Any Surgery To Replace Lost Finger Tip?

I lost my finger tip(left hand ring finger) in an accident.. nail have grown partially and it looks like a bird's claw(dark in color). this finger looks odd comapare to other finger and when people notice it easily and they give me dirty look.. is any surgeory or replacement available to resolve my defect? Am going to get marrried soon.. i want to get resolved while i wear my wedding ring!! thanks in advance...
Mon, 22 Dec 2014
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Please, I will recommend that you talk to a orthopedic surgeon(hand specialist) to review this finger and tel whether there are any fixes that can be considered at this time. I understand the need to get good looking fingers but rarely do we really do transplants just for cosmetics purposes as the benefits are small compared to the benefits.

I advise that you feel happy with your fingers. Remember many get involved in accidents and never survive. You should be happy that your survived and celebrate rather than being filled with regrets.
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Is There Any Surgery To Replace Lost Finger Tip?

Hi, Please, I will recommend that you talk to a orthopedic surgeon(hand specialist) to review this finger and tel whether there are any fixes that can be considered at this time. I understand the need to get good looking fingers but rarely do we really do transplants just for cosmetics purposes as the benefits are small compared to the benefits. I advise that you feel happy with your fingers. Remember many get involved in accidents and never survive. You should be happy that your survived and celebrate rather than being filled with regrets.