Trauma · hand · cancer reconstruction
Reconstructive Surgery
Restoring form and function after accidents, hand injuries, head-and-neck and skin cancer, and breast cancer surgery.
Reconstructive plastic surgery rebuilds what injury, disease or cancer treatment has taken away — skin, soft tissue, tendons, nerves and contour — using techniques such as skin grafts and flaps. The aim is always function first and the most natural appearance possible.
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Accident, Emergency & Trauma Reconstruction
Repair of facial and body lacerations, soft-tissue loss and injuries from road, workplace and domestic accidents.
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Hand Surgery
Treatment of tendon and nerve injuries, and congenital hand differences such as syndactyly (joined fingers) and polydactyly (extra fingers).
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Head & Neck Cancer Surgery & Reconstruction
Reconstruction of the face, mouth and neck after tumour removal, restoring appearance and functions such as eating and speech.
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Skin Tumour, Cancer & Ulcer Surgery
Removal of skin lumps, skin cancers and chronic ulcers with reconstruction designed to leave the least noticeable scar.
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Breast Cancer Surgery & Breast Reconstruction
Breast cancer surgery and rebuilding of the breast — at the same time or later — with the patient’s own tissue or implants.
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