Dr. Paul Frederick Sauer MD
Hand Surgeon | Hand Surgery
2660 10TH AVE S STE 707 BIRMINGHAM AL, 35205About
Dr. Sauer is a trained and experienced Hand and Plastic Surgeon with over 20 years of conscientious, compassionate care for thousands of patients. He has completed multiple certifications and re-certifications in General, Plastic, and Hand Surgery. Emergent and elective Hand Surgery has become a central focus of his practice although Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery of the body is still an integral part. Dr. Sauer is the only Board Certified Hand Surgeon with an office on the St. Vincent’s BIRMINGHAM Campus.
As a patient, you will appreciate the honest, forthright explanation of your condition and the personalized care that only a solo practice can deliver. When you come to see Dr. Sauer, you will always be seen and treated by him and not the nurse. If you are looking for a surgeon who considers your care the central focus of his practice, you should call Dr. Sauer.
There is a procedure room on the premises for a local anesthetic surgery. If you need Hand Therapy, we have a certified Hand Therapist in the office.
Education and Training
Tufts Univ Sch of Med, Boston Ma 1980
Board Certification
Surgery of the Hand (Plastic Surgery)
Plastic SurgeryAmerican Board of Plastic SurgeryABPS
Provider Details
Dr. Paul Frederick Sauer MD's Expert Contributions
What causes tingling in the hands?
Need to be checked for carpal tunnel syndrome. READ MORE
Do store-bought braces work for carpal tunnel?
Yes the brace can help if early carpal tunnel syndrome. READ MORE
What's the best way to treat trigger finger?
Steroid injection READ MORE
What can I do for claw hand?
Need to see a board certified hand surgeon as soon as possible. May have nerve injury. READ MORE
How long does the pain last after finger surgery?
A few days. READ MORE
What should I know going into my hand surgery follow up?
Suture removal and exercises to get moving. READ MORE
How effective is a splint for trigger finger syndrome?
Not effective. Steroid injection is first choice for conservative treatment. READ MORE
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