Second Opinion

Remote Second Opinion

If you have already been given a diagnosis or a proposed treatment plan and would like an independent specialist opinion on your hand, wrist, or upper-limb condition, Dr. Safwat can review your case remotely.

Who This Is For

Patients who want a second opinion before proceeding with surgery, who are unsure about a proposed treatment, or who cannot easily attend an in-person consultation.

What to Prepare

Where available, please prepare: a summary of your symptoms and history, any prior imaging (X-ray, MRI, ultrasound), reports from previous consultations, and details of any treatment already proposed or performed.

How It Works

Submit a request through the appointment form describing that you are seeking a second opinion, along with your available records. The clinic will confirm how to proceed and arrange a review.

A second opinion is a review of the information provided and does not replace an in-person clinical examination where one is needed.