Reconstructive Surgery & Wound Care

Reconstructive surgery and wound care encompass a broad range of medical procedures aimed at restoring both function and appearance following injury, illness, or congenital conditions.

Breast Cancer Reconstruction: This procedure rebuilds the shape of the breast after a mastectomy, using implants or autologous tissue to help patients regain their sense of self and body image.

Keloid Management and Scar Revisions: These treatments focus on reducing the size and appearance of keloids and scars, which can form after surgery, injury, or inflammation, improving both aesthetic and functional outcomes.

Congenital Deformities: Surgical intervention can correct birth defects such as cleft palate, clubfoot, and other structural anomalies, allowing for better function and normal appearance.

Burn Contracture Surgery: This procedure releases tight, scarred skin resulting from severe burns, restoring mobility and reducing pain and discomfort.

Trauma Reconstruction: Aimed at repairing injuries from accidents or violence, this includes rebuilding bones, soft tissues, and other structures to restore the affected area’s functionality and appearance.

Diabetic Wounds and Sickle Cell Wounds: Specialized care and surgery for these chronic wounds help prevent infection, promote healing, and maintain limb functionality, crucial for patients with these conditions.

Chronic Wound Management: Involves advanced techniques to treat non-healing wounds, using a combination of surgical and non-surgical approaches to promote healing and prevent complications.

Traumatic Injury Hand and Finger Reconstruction: This intricate surgery restores function and appearance to hands and fingers damaged by trauma, enabling patients to regain the use of their hands.

Ganglion Cyst and Tendon and Nerve Reconstruction: This includes the removal of benign cysts and the repair of tendons and nerves, restoring normal movement and reducing pain.