Although I'm new to this website/forum, I've been living with DC (ring finger - right hand, pinkie finger - left hand) for more than 10 years now. Being 27 gives an almost 100% probability this evil will come back again
It's a shame that only recently I found out what I have and decided to do something about it. All this time I knew it was not right and that day is coming sooner or later
For me it runs in the family. Living in the Eastern Europe leaves very little choices for treatment other that the scalpel so about a week ago I decided to do it. I had a conversation with the doctor before but only today I stumbled upon a Wikipedia article which led me to this page Now I know what I will be going through but there's no way back. I have to be able to breakdance again in 2 months!

So anyway, I will be reporting progress on the forum as much as I can

Thanks for your support!
They will be using local anesthesia so I don't think I will be able to sleep during the whole thing :)

Australia Calling. Hi Conan You say you are in eastern europe.Where abouts. I was interested to note you are seeing your doctor so soon. In my case and I've just had surgery myself and here it is gererally l4 days later when you see the surgeon to remove the sutures. Maybe they use a different technique tell us briefly.I wish I had seen some of my cuts and tucks but I've always been knocked out . Keep us posted .Regards Barry.

I'm in Lithuania. They put a cast on my hand from the palm to the middle of the arm in order to limit movement for faster healing. I will only have my bandage replaced on Monday. If all is well my next visit will be next Monday (10 days after the surgery) to remove the stitches.
I hope this forum supports posting pictures, I will provide some before/after shots when my hand is free again.

Let me try

Here's a few shots the day before I was cut.