Reconstructive Surgery
Breast Reconstruction
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The goal of breast reconstruction is to restore one or both breasts to a normal form following either lumpectomy or mastectomy therapy for breast cancer or genetic susceptibility. There are a variety of techniques available including implant placement or use of the patient’s own tissue to accomplish this goal.
Breast
Reduction
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Disproportionately large breasts can cause pain and discomfort, in addition to other physical and emotional distress. A breast reduction surgery removes the excess tissue to develop a breast size that is aligned with the body.
Skin Cancer Excision & Reconstruction
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Skin cancers often require surgical resection and then restoration of normal form and function via reconstructive techniques. A board certified plastic surgeon is your best option for reconstruction of these often cosmetically sensitive areas.
Skin & Soft Tissue Lesions
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Cysts, lipomas, and other noncancerous lesions can often distort appearance or disturb function. These frequently can be removed via reconstructive techniques that preserve form and restore function.
Mohs Defect Reconstruction
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Mohs surgery is frequently performed by dermatologists to remove skin cancers in cosmetically sensitive areas. A board-certified plastic surgeon is your best option for repairing these surgical defects in a way that preserves form and restores function.
Facial
Lacerations
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Frequently, previous repairs can disturb both form and function. Often the results can be improved upon with a combination of surgery and other modalities.
Facial
Fracture Repair
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In the case of a serious fracture, surgery may be required to repair the area. An open surgery is when an incision is made to correctly reposition the bones. For a complex break, a reconstructive procedure may be necessary.
Wound
Coverage
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This is the restoration of soft tissue coverage in areas of raw tissue. This may require either movement of nearby tissue – flap surgery – or skin grafting.
Minor Burn Reconstruction
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Reconstruction of small burns may involve contracture releases and skin grafting to restore form and function.
Head & Neck Reconstruction
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In the wake of a severe trauma or the removal of tumors, reconstruction restores the critical structures in the head and neck for better mobility and appearance.
Lower Extremity Reconstruction
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Following an accident or trauma, lower extremity reconstruction can be performed to restore limb function, cover vital structures, and maintain appearance.
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