Reconstructive Surgery

Reconstructive surgery is a specialized surgical procedure intended to restore the function and appearance of damaged or abnormal body parts. This type of surgery is for birth defects, traumatic injuries, or problems caused by diseases such as cancer. Common procedures include breast reconstruction, cleft lip repair, and skin grafts for burn patients. Reconstructive surgery helps improve a patient's quality of life by improving both physical function and cosmetic appearance. Depending on their complexity, surgical procedures can be performed using a variety of techniques, including microsurgery, tissue expansion, and flap surgery. The goal is to restore normality while promoting healing, self-confidence, and overall well-being.