Burn reconstructive surgery seeks to restore both form and function lost to burn injury and relies on many of the basic principles of...
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Vascular anomalies
Vascular anomalies are divided into tumors or malformations. Vascular malformation are managed by observation, laser, sclerotherapy,...
Breast reconstruction
Many stage 0, stage 1, or stage 2 breast cancer patients planning for mastectomy and most patients electing for prophylactic mastectomy...
Microsurgical reconstruction of head and neck:
Reconstruction of extensive defects of face, oral cavity, tongue, oropharynx, upper and lower jaws need free tissue transfer. Free tissue...
Cleft lip and cleft palate, other craniofacial clefts
A definitive cheiloplasty is done at the age of 3-5 month and palatal surgery is done at 9-12 months. Almost all of these patients need...
Reconstruction of the ear
Apart from acquired ear deformities, microtia is one of the most commonest and most complex conditions that present for reconstruction.Ear...
Acquired cranial and facial bone deformities
The various causes of acquired deformities of the facial skeleton include trauma, infection and surgical or radiotherapeutic treatment of...
Congenital deformities of jaw and face
Maxillomandibular orthognathic surgery is performed for correction of jaw deformities in disease like craniofacial microsomia, Pierre...
Congenital deformities of skull and face
Craniofacial malformation are disorders that affect both the cranium and the face. Surgical treatment of craniosynostosis and symptom like...
Laser
Laser therapy offer the ability to treat vascular and pigmented lesions and hair removal. It can be used in associated with face and neck...
Soft-tissue fillers
The availability of multiple safe soft tissue-fillers today offers a unique tool in the correction of the volumetric loss that appears...
Fat grafting/PRP
Fat graft is defined as graft containing fat cells along with stromal tissues. Fat graft can be transplanted by the means of free fat...