Trigger finger release surgery is a procedure performed by a Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon to relieve the locking or catching of fingers, with private consultation fees ranging from £200 to £300. At GoPrivate.com, you can compare prices or get a quote for a private trigger finger release surgery. We have over 20 years' experience helping people to make the right choice about private healthcare so why not get on the Fast Track now.

Trigger finger release

UK region (# of providers)Price 
National (58)£2,599 to £3,290Get a Quote
London within the M25 (7)£2,599 to £3,224Get a Quote
Midlands and East (15)£2,599 to £3,224Get a Quote
North West (5)£2,900 to £3,224Get a Quote
Scotland and North/NE (11)£2,972 to £3,290Get a Quote
South East (13)£2,599 to £3,230Get a Quote
Wales and South West (7)£2,599 to £3,224Get a Quote

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About these prices:

  • Prices reflect typical self-pay charges from private hospitals and clinics across the UK, collected in May 2025.
  • They usually include consultant and hospital fees, but may exclude assessments, tests, or post-operative care such as physiotherapy.
  • Data was sourced for LaingBuisson’s Self Pay Market Report (7th edition).
  • Reviewed by Ben Reed, Digital Operations Manager at LaingBuisson. The next review is in June 2026.
  • See full authorship and source details.

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What is included in the price?

In most cases, the following is included in the price, but you should double check exactly what is included:

  • All medical and nursing care during your procedure
  • Hospital fees
  • Any drugs that you need while in the hospital
  • Surgeon or consultant fees

The price is normally payable on or before admission to the hospital.

Is my private trigger finger release surgery covered by insurance?

If you have health or private medical insurance, you are likely covered for this operation – you should check with your insurer and get a claim authorised before booking an appointment with a private orthopaedic surgeon.

 

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Authors and Sources

  • This page was reviewed on 15/06/2025 by Ben Reed, Digital Operations Manager at LaingBuisson. The next scheduled review is 30/06/2026.
  • Pricing information is drawn from LaingBuisson’s Self Pay Market Report (7th edition), compiled using self-pay charges submitted by leading UK private hospital groups.
  • Healthcare providers include: Circle Health Group, Nuffield Health, Spire Healthcare, Ramsay Health Care, and Practice Plus Group.
  • LaingBuisson is the official supplier of independent healthcare market data to the UK Government’s Office for National Statistics.
  • This page is intended to help users better understand private healthcare options in the UK. It does not provide medical advice. For clinical concerns, please consult a qualified healthcare professional.

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