Reconstructive surgery in Delhi

Breast reconstruction aims to rebuild the form and balance of the breast following loss or damage. The method and timing depend on the individual situation, any other treatment and the tissue available. Symmetry, sensation and appearance may remain different from an unoperated breast.

Breast reduction surgery removes excess breast tissue, fat and skin to reduce size and improve proportion. It can also be considered when breast weight contributes to physical discomfort.

Scar revision aims to make a scar less conspicuous or improve a scar-related functional problem. The plan depends on the scar's location, size and maturity. Revision changes a scar; it does not erase it.

Repair addresses a gap in the lip or palate. Feeding, speech, hearing, dental development and breathing concerns may require coordinated care over time. Surgery is part of an individual treatment plan, and further procedures or therapy may be needed as a child grows.

Reconstruction may be considered for an ear that is underdeveloped from birth or has been partly lost or altered by injury. The available tissue, the nature of the defect and the patient's goals guide the approach.

Reconstructive treatment may address changes to the nose following trauma or loss of tissue. Both the external form and any effect on nasal function need assessment when planning repair.

Hand reconstruction addresses problems that affect the strength, movement or flexibility of the hands, wrists and fingers. The specific injury or condition determines the surgical options and whether rehabilitation is needed to support recovery.

Tissue expansion gradually stretches nearby skin to create additional coverage for reconstruction. It can be used in breast reconstruction and selected repairs after injury or for conditions present at birth. Expansion generally involves a series of appointments before the next surgical stage.