A maxillofacial surgery subcategory
Reconstructive surgery is part of maxillofacial surgery: restoration of form and function is planned alongside primary treatment rather than as an isolated final stage.
Procedures and pricing
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Restoring form, volume, tissue coverage and movement after a tumour, trauma or previous procedure.
The reconstructive method depends on defect size, depth, location and blood supply to the surrounding tissue.
Scarring, tissue deficiency and displaced landmarks are assessed together rather than as isolated aesthetic concerns.
Goals may include eye protection, smile restoration, resting symmetry or movement in a specific facial zone.
Volume, scar quality and tissue mobility may be restored sequentially across several stages.
Contour, symmetry, facial movement, tissue coverage, volume and structural support. Treatment may be staged and combine several methods.
Revision surgery is planned around scarring, altered anatomy, tissue blood supply and remaining facial nerve function.