Reconstructive Surgery

When Reconstructive and Plastic Surgery is Needed

Reconstructive and plastic surgery is necessary in the following cases:

• After oncology surgeries: Reconstructive surgery is used to restore tissues following tumor removal. This includes breast reconstruction after mastectomy or the restoration of other affected body areas.
• After injuries and accidents: To restore damaged tissues, bones, and limbs following traumatic events such as accidents, wounds, burns, or serious falls.
• To correct congenital defects and anomalies: It helps correct congenital body defects, such as cleft lip and palate, facial defects, bone development defects, or other congenital anomalies.
• Lost or damaged limbs: Restoring or replacing lost or damaged limbs, such as fingers or toes, helping patients return to normal life.
• Congenital or acquired skin defects: Restoring skin in areas affected by stretch marks, burns, scarring, and other defects.
• Cosmetic corrections at the patient's request: Facial corrections, breast augmentation, abdominal correction, etc.

The goal of reconstructive and plastic surgery is to restore function, appearance, body shape, and improve the well-being of patients.

How to Prepare for a Consultation at the Reconstructive Surgery Clinic

Restorative surgery is accessible to everyone. To get started, you need to schedule a consultation with our specialists:

• Prepare your medical records if the reconstructive procedure is being performed after previous treatment.
• Formulate your desired result to ensure a productive consultation.
• Book your consultation at your preferred time.
• Prepare any questions you may have so that you can get all the answers you need from your specialist.

During the consultation, you will receive all the necessary information for the next steps. If the doctor requires any tests, they will be assigned during the consultation.

Types of Surgical Interventions in Restorative Surgery

Below are the types of surgical procedures performed at our clinic. For more detailed information, please contact our specialists.

1. Breast Reconstruction: Restoring the shape and contour of the breasts cosmetically and after mastectomy, resulting from breast cancer or other causes. The procedure may involve the use of breast implants or the patient’s own tissue.
2. Facial Reconstruction: Restoring the shape and function of the face after trauma, oncological surgeries, or congenital defects. It may include the restoration of the nose, ear, lips, eyes, or correction of jaw anomalies.
3. Limb Reconstruction: Restoring lost or damaged limbs, such as fingers or toes, through tissue transplantation, microsurgical procedures, or the use of prosthetics.
4. Abdominal Reconstruction: Restoring the shape of the abdomen after surgical removal of part or all of the structure, such as after stomach surgery or surgery on digestive organs. Abdominal reconstruction after childbirth or other causes that changed the appearance of the abdomen. Procedures may include restoration using autologous tissue transplantation or muscle flaps.
5. Genital Reconstruction: Restoring the shape and function of the genitalia due to congenital defects, trauma, or surgeries. This may include the restoration of sexual organs and more.
6. Skin Reconstruction: Restoring skin defects such as burns, stretch marks, scars, or after tumor removal. Procedures may include skin grafts, flap surgery, or the use of skin substitutes.