place the care of your hands in ours
We specialise in the surgical and non-surgical care and therapy of all your hand and wrist ailments. We are committed to providing dedicated and comprehensive care for all conditions affecting the hand and upper extremity, including trauma, such as fractures, tendon and nerve injuries, arthritis, nerve entrapments, pediatric problems.
Our mission is to provide excellent, patient-centred and comprehensive care of hand, wrist and upper limb conditions to Singapore and the regional community. If you have pain, numbness or stiffness of the fingers, hand, wrist and upper limb - consult Dr. Jonathan Lee, one of the leading established hand specialists in Singapore.
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Our Doctor
Learn more about Dr. Jonathan Lee Yi-Liang’s experiences and achievements over the years as a specialist in hand and reconstructive microsurgery
We are devoted to hand care
We provide a comprehensive approach to the evaluation and treatment of hand and upper extremity disorders. With the most up-to-date techniques, technology and knowledge, we are committed to delivering excellence in patient care, with surgical precision. Our aim is to alleviate pain and restore optimal function to the hand and upper extremity, in the shortest time possible.
We have a conveniently located, fully-equipped clinic at Mount Elizabeth Medical Centre (Singapore's premier private medical Centre on Orchard Road), and our services are covered by an array of medical insurance plans including Shenton-Parkway, Shenton Insurance, AVIVA, MHC, IXCHANGE, Alliance MediNet etc.
Our Goals
We aim to alleviate pain and discomfort at every stage of your treatment, while aiming for the most rapid recovery of function, getting you back to your daily activities, sports and occupation as quickly as possible.
Hand Surgery Blog
We rely on the dexterity of our fingers and thumbs every day for the most menial of tasks before we even walk out our front door: brushing teeth, handling cutlery, buttoning clothes, tying shoelaces, carrying a bag and using handles. Taking one of our fingers out of action is all it takes to realise that having 4 working fingers and an opposable thumb on each hand is essential for completing countless seemingly simple daily tasks. Overusing them through repetitive activities such as typing on smart phones and scrolling social media, is a very real risk with implications that can seriously impede your life.