Reconstructive Surgery

    Post-Trauma Reconstruction

    Post-trauma reconstruction restores form and function after injuries from road traffic accidents, work-related trauma, crush injuries, dog bites and penetrating wounds. It may involve skin grafts, local or free flaps, bone and joint reconstruction, nerve and tendon repair and scar revision, often delivered in stages over months or years. Rehabilitation with physiotherapy, occupational therapy and psychological support is an integral part of recovery.

    Duration

    Variable

    Recovery

    Variable

    Anaesthesia

    General anaesthesia

    Setting

    Variable

    Post-Operative Recovery

    Dependent on extent of injury; may involve multiple specialties; rehabilitation often includes physiotherapy, occupational therapy and psychological support.

    Expected Results

    Restoration of facial form, functional structures and soft tissue coverage; reduced deformity and scarring.

    Common Questions

    Frequently Asked Questions

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