Reconstructive Microvascular surgery
Reconstructive Microvascular and Cosmetic Surgery: Restoring Form and Function After Injury
Reconstructive microvascular surgery is a technique that restores areas of the body affected by trauma, cancer, congenital abnormalities, or cosmetic concerns. It involves transferring tissue and reconnecting small blood vessels under a microscope to ensure proper blood flow. Common applications include breast reconstruction after mastectomy, head and neck reconstruction, limb salvage, and facial or jaw restoration. It is also used in cosmetic surgery to improve appearance by addressing skin defects or scarring. This procedure restores both form and function, significantly improving patients’ quality of life.
Key aspects of Reconstructive Microvascular and Cosmetic surgery include
Tissue Transfer
Reconstructive microvascular surgery involves transferring healthy tissue from one area of the body to another using small blood vessels called microvessels. These vessels, typically no larger than 3 to 4 millimeters in diameter, are carefully reconnected under a microscope to restore blood flow to the transferred tissue, ensuring proper healing and functionality.
Nerve Repair
In cases of significant trauma or cancer removal, nerve damage is often a concern. Reconstructive microvascular surgery can involve nerve grafting or repair to restore both sensory and motor function in the affected area. This is especially important in facial reconstructions, where preserving or regaining facial movement and sensation is crucial for both appearance and daily function.
Popular Cosmetic Procedures
Cosmetic surgery includes a variety of procedures aimed at enhancing appearance and boosting confidence. Popular treatments range from non-invasive options like Botox and dermal fillers, which smooth wrinkles and restore facial volume, to surgical options such as breast augmentation, tummy tucks, rhinoplasty, and facelifts. Other procedures like liposuction, chin augmentation, and hair transplants.
Revision Cosmetic Surgery
Revision cosmetic surgery refers to procedures performed to correct or improve the results of a previous cosmetic surgery. This could involve issues such as unsatisfactory results, complications, or changes in the patient's body over time. Common examples include correcting asymmetry in breast implants, refining the results of a facelift, or addressing complications from rhinoplasty. Revision surgeries are more complex due to the presence of scar tissue or altered anatomy, requiring highly experienced surgeons.
Expert Cosmatic Surgery – Restore Confidence & Function include
Our expert reconstructive microvascular surgeons use advanced techniques to restore both form and function after trauma, cancer, or congenital abnormalities.
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Comprehensive aftercare to ensure a smooth healing process with ongoing expert guidance.