Reconstructive Surgery

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Do you have a child who was born with a birth defect, such as cleft lip or palate? Are you a woman who has undergone a mastectomy? Or, perhaps you’ve experienced a traumatic injury or disease that has permanently affected some part of your body that you want fixed.Reconstructive surgery can help repair the part of your body that is affected from any of these issues. According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, nearly 6 million reconstructive surgery procedures were performed in 2015 and 2016 (the latest year for which statistics are available).

What Are the Different Types of Reconstructive Surgeries?

If you can imagine how many injuries, birth defects, or disfigurement issues arise in our imperfect lives, there is a procedure that can help improve the problem, whatever it may be. These include:

Breast reconstruction or reduction. These procedures are available for women who have undergone a mastectomy or for women who have abnormally large breasts that are causing back problems or other related health issues; men also undergo breast reduction.
Surgeries for feet and hands. This surgery is available for people affected by any number of maladies, including tumors (cancerous and non-cancerous) and webbed or extra toes or fingers. People also can receive treatment for carpal tunnel syndrome.
Wound care. For individuals who have been severely burned or cut, skin grafts or other reconstructive techniques are available.
Microsurgery or flap procedures. These surgeries can be performed to replace parts of the body affected by injury or disease, such as cancer.
Facial surgeries. These can be performed to correct facial defects such as cleft lip, breathing problems such as snoring, or chronic infections, such as those that affect the sinuses.

How Will the Surgeon Evaluate My Case?

Like your issue that you want corrected, your procedure will be very individual. Your surgeon will take a detailed medical history and evaluate your case based on your desired results and medical necessity.

For example, do you have a traumatic burn that affects underlying muscles and impacts your mobility? Have you had cancer and require surgery on multiple body parts? Your surgeon will help you weigh all the options and the two of you can decide together which one best suits you.

Will Insurance Cover Reconstructive Surgery?

Unlike elective cosmetic procedures, most insurance carriers cover the costs of reconstructive surgery, especially if you are experiencing a functional problem. To be safe, be sure to have your surgeon write a letter and take photos detailing your case.

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Plastic and reconstructive surgery is the surgery to correct all congenital or acquired shape and function disorders.

Facial deformities, asymmetries, congenital masses, rare facial clefts, cleft lip and palate, popularly known as rabbit lip, wolf mouth, mouth, face, jaw surgery, deformities of jaw and facial bones, nasal defects, tumors, ruptures, salivary gland problems, all congenital tumors, moles, vascular diseases, bone and soft tissue injuries of the face and their resulting disorders, head and neck tumors, absence of the breast, asymmetry or excess breasts, replacing the lost breast after cancer, Congenital anomalies of the breast, genital organs, repairs of genital organs, suturing of ruptured organs, chest and abdominal wall defects, all diseases of hand surgery, deficiencies in the hand and foot, deformities, nerve problems in the arm and leg,Tumors of the skin and soft tissue, treatment of all defects and all disorders occurring immediately and after the burn, wounds in the skin and subcutaneous region due to various infections, radiation or other effects, wounds such as non-healing pressure sores or venous insufficiency, foot wounds due to diabetes is our area of interest.

Yes. You should stop smoking before surgery. It is not only good for your overall health to give up cigarettes, it will also aid your recovery from surgery. If you are a smoker, it is important to be honest with your plastic surgery about your smoking habits because smoking can have such a significant effect on your recovery.

It is important to listen to your body and take the time you need to rest and heal during your recovery.

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The first stage of the operation begins with the preliminary examination. The patient is presented with some forms to fill out. Then, analyzes are made for general controls. At the Swedish Clinic, patient health is our priority. After the physical examination and final controls are completed, the patient is given detailed information about the operation. How the operation will proceed and what you need to know about the process are fully conveyed to the patient at this stage. The operating room is prepared for the operation and the operation begins with the patient's approval. The operation is performed under general anesthesia. After the successfully completed operation, our patient is taken to a separate room. Our specialist doctor and his team make the final checks here and inform the patient about how the operation is performed.Depending on the severity of the operation, our patient is kept under follow-up for 1 night for general control and monitoring. Thus, the dormant phase is passed.

The first morning after the operation, you will wake up from a nice and painless sleep. Our nurse team takes special care of you for all kinds of food and beverage and your needs. Uninterrupted sleep is important for you to rest well after the operation. All the details, from bed control to medication follow-up, have been thought of by our team and arranged perfectly. Our specialist doctor and his team will visit you again to make final checks and ask how you are feeling. In addition, new information will be given to you on the second day, and what you need to pay attention to for the future will be explained. With the final checks, the discharge process will begin, as everything is in order.

You will have spent your first night in your own home after discharge. In case of any problem, you can reach our specialist doctor and our experienced health team. You should spend this time resting at home. You have not yet rested enough for post-operative recovery.

You must continue to rest at home. During this process, you should take your medications and act according to the information conveyed to you when you are discharged. Resting well helps to shorten the recovery period after surgery. The medicines you use will help you get through this process quickly and not feel any pain.

Our healthcare team will continue to meet with you and analyze your general condition. Today, you will be able to take your first shower after the operation and you will feel more ready for physical activity. You must fully comply with the recommendations of our health team for you.

You will have made great progress after the operation. The general recovery process after the surgery is considered complete as of this day. You can reach your specialist doctor at any time. Your assigned health counselor will continue to provide daily notifications. You're ready to go back to work, but we remind you that the more rest you get, the better it will be for you.

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