Reconstructive Surgery

Reconstructive surgery helps repairing the part of your body that is affected due to any trauma or accident. If it is not treated properly, it develops irreversible secondary changes or functional loss among the patients. For this, it can undergo the release of contracture and coverage with skin flaps or skin graft. For functional recovery, patients may require long term physiotherapy and splintage as well.

Why Reconstructive Surgery is Required?

Reconstructive surgery is performed generally, to reform the abnormal structures of any body part which are caused by developmental abnormalities, trauma, disease, infection or congenital defects. This surgery is mainly performed to recover the functions or to approximate usual appearance. This surgery is covered by almost all the health insurances. However, the levels of coverage and procedures may vary broadly.

The surgery may be helpful to fix the birth defects like cleft lip or palate, or a woman with mastectomy can have positive benefits along with the patients with breast cancer. This surgery gives an option to all the patients with defects to move forward with self confidence in life all over again. This surgery has an ability to repair parts of body which are affected because any of these issues.

Benefits of Reconstructive Surgery

There are various benefits that a patient can enjoy while having reconstructive surgery. Some of the kinds of reconstructive surgeries include-

• Reconstruction or reduction of breast - Due to mastectomy or women with abnormally large sized breasts can undergo this surgery for the reformation of normal breasts. Moreover, men can also go for this surgery for breast reduction.
• For feet and hands surgery - The individuals can benefit from this surgery who face tumors (benign or malignant), webbed toes or fingers, and carpel tunnel syndrome treatment.
• Burn recovery - Skin grafts or skin flaps, and other options are available for the reformation and functioning of the skin.
• Microsurgery - Due to any accident, trauma or diseases like cancer, it may require the replacement of body parts for normal functioning of the body.

What are the risks or complications of reconstructive surgery?

All surgeries come with risks. Common ones related to reconstructive surgery include:

• Problems with anaesthesia.
• Bleeding.
• Blood clots.
• Infection.

When can I go back to work?

Depending on the type of reconstructive surgery, you may be able to return to work right away, or not for several weeks. Talk to your surgeon about a timeline.

Reconstructive surgery corrects defects you were born with. It not only restores your body but your comfort and confidence. Get an appointment with us and enjoy the best treatments at affordable prices for reconstructive surgery in Delhi.

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