Restoring Function, Form & Quality of Life
Reconstructive plastic surgery aims to restore tissue form and function following trauma, cancer surgery, burns, congenital conditions and complex wounds. Depending on the problem, reconstruction may involve skin grafting, flap surgery, microsurgical reconstruction or other individualized techniques.
Head & Neck Reconstruction
Reconstruction after tumour removal or complex injury may involve restoration of soft tissue, skin, oral cavity and other structures of the head and neck.
- Head & neck reconstruction
- Scalp reconstruction
- Oral cavity reconstruction
- Glossectomy defect reconstruction
- Complex soft-tissue reconstruction
Cancer & Oncoplastic Reconstruction
Reconstructive surgery following cancer treatment aims to restore the affected area while considering functional and aesthetic outcomes.
- Onco-reconstructive surgery
- Post-tumour-excision reconstruction
- Oncoplastic reconstruction
- Microvascular reconstruction
- Breast reconstruction
Complex Wounds & Limb Reconstruction
Complex wounds may require specialized reconstruction to achieve durable coverage and support healing and function.
- Diabetic foot spectrum
- Lower-limb defects
- Complex soft-tissue reconstruction
- Skin grafting
- Flap reconstruction
Chest Wall & Abdominal Wall Reconstruction
Reconstruction of chest and abdominal wall defects can restore structural integrity and soft-tissue coverage following trauma, tumour surgery or other conditions.
- Chest wall defects
- Complex chest wall reconstruction
- Abdominal wall defects
- Abdominal wall reconstruction
- Component separation
- Panniculectomy
Burns & Post-Burn Reconstruction
Burns can result in scarring, contractures and functional limitations. Reconstructive procedures can help release contractures, improve tissue coverage and restore movement and function.
- Acute burns
- Burn sequelae surgery
- Post-burn contractures
- Contracture reconstruction
- Scar management
Cleft & Craniofacial Reconstruction
Cleft and craniofacial surgery may involve staged procedures addressing structural differences and functional concerns.
- Cleft lip repair
- Cleft palate repair
- Palatal fistula repair
- Cleft rhinoplasty
- Velopharyngeal insufficiency correction
- Alveolar bone grafting
- Orthognathic surgery
Microsurgery & Replantation
Microsurgery uses specialized techniques to repair or reconstruct small blood vessels and other delicate structures. It can play an important role in complex reconstruction and limb salvage.
- Microvascular procedures
- Microsurgical procedures
- Revascularisation
- Vascular reconstruction
- Replantation
Scar & Contracture Surgery
- Scar management
- Scar revisions
- Post-burn contractures
- Hand contracture reconstruction
A Comprehensive Reconstructive Approach
Reconstructive surgery is individualized according to the location, extent and nature of the defect, the patient’s overall condition and the functional goals of treatment. A consultation allows the problem to be assessed and appropriate reconstructive options to be discussed.
