Plastic and reconstructive surgery at Health1 covers burns management, trauma reconstruction, and rebuilding form and function after major surgery — not just cosmetic procedures.
Book a ConsultationReconstruction is planned around restoring function first, appearance second — though both matter. For burns and major trauma, this often means staged procedures over weeks to months, starting with wound stabilization and progressing through grafting or flap reconstruction as healing allows. Your surgeon will walk through a realistic staged timeline specific to your injury.
No — reconstructive plastic surgery restores function and form after burns, trauma, cancer surgery, or congenital conditions, and is a distinct focus from purely cosmetic procedures.
This varies widely by burn severity and location — from a single procedure to a staged series over months; your surgeon will outline an expected plan after initial assessment.
Yes — hand trauma and reconstruction, including nerve and tendon repair, falls under plastic and reconstructive surgery.
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