Typical Dupuytren's Nodule - usually appearing in the palm at the level of the ring finger

Early (mild) Duputren’s disease of the right ring finger

Advanced Dupuytren's disease with finger contracture and improvement that can be achieved with radical surgery and use of the skin graft

Index finger affected with thick Dupuytren's cord and straightening achieved with removal of abnormal tissue and grafting

After Dupuytren's fasciectomy + surgical release of the shortened joint ligaments affected by prolonged finger flexion

Ring finger skin graft several years after surgery

Bilateral Dupuytren's disease - after successful removal of Dupuytren cords in the right palm; patient now awaits surgery to the left hand

Collagenase injection performed in outpatients facilities

Bruising that can be expected 24-48 hours after collagenase injection