50 yr old retired army man , alcoholic and smoker, came to us with complaints of gradual infolding of little finger and ring finger of right hand. The deformity was more in little finger, wherein the finger could not be opened up to much extent. Upon attempted extension passively, a fibrous constricting band could be felt right beneath the skin. X rays were done and any deforming arthritis ruled out. The patient was taken to operation theatre and surgical extension of constricting band was done. It is very important in this surgery to plan the surgical incisions and preserve the palmar skin. As the band is removed, the finger can be extended to full range. However, once extended, there is a big soft tissue defect in palm which can be managed by vy plasty and skin grafting. The fingers are mobilized early and any hematoma under grafted skin is avoided. Once wounds are fully healed, more aggressive grip strengthening can be started.