Trauma & Reconstructive Surgery

We provide immediate and long-term surgical care for patients with facial injuries, fractures, and soft-tissue damage due to accidents. Advanced microsurgical techniques help restore function and appearance with precision.

Frequntly Asked Question's About Platic Suregery

What is trauma reconstructive surgery?

Trauma reconstructive surgery focuses on repairing and restoring body parts affected by serious injuries, accidents, burns, or tissue damage. The goal may be to improve both appearance and the function of the affected area.

When might reconstructive surgery be needed after an accident?

It may be considered when an injury causes significant damage to skin, soft tissue, bones, nerves, or other structures that cannot heal properly with routine treatment. The need for reconstruction depends on the nature and extent of the injury.

What types of injuries can be treated with reconstructive surgery?

Reconstructive surgery may be used for complex wounds, facial injuries, hand injuries, soft-tissue loss, burn-related deformities, and other traumatic injuries. The treatment plan is tailored to the affected body part and the patient's recovery needs.

Can reconstructive surgery restore movement after a traumatic injury?

In suitable cases, reconstructive procedures can help restore or improve movement and function after tissue, tendon, nerve, or other structural damage. Rehabilitation and physiotherapy may also be important for achieving the best possible functional recovery.

How long does recovery take after trauma reconstructive surgery?

Recovery depends on the severity of the original injury, the type of reconstruction performed, and the patient's overall health. Healing may involve wound care, follow-up visits, physiotherapy, and gradual return to normal activities under medical guidance.