Plastic, Aesthetic and Reconstructive Surgery

General Reconstruction

General reconstruction encompasses surgical procedures aimed at restoring form, function, and aesthetics to damaged or abnormal tissues and structures. This can involve treating injuries, congenital anomalies, cancer-related defects, or deformities caused by trauma or illness. Common procedures include skin grafts and flaps for burns or wounds, reconstructive surgery following tumor removal (e.g., breast, head, or neck reconstruction), and repairing complex fractures or soft tissue damage. These surgeries often integrate advanced techniques such as microsurgery, tissue expansion, and prosthetic implants. The primary goal is to improve functionality, restore physical appearance, and enhance the patient’s overall quality of life while addressing both physical and emotional recovery needs.