reconstruction surgery

Reconstruction surgery is a type of surgery aimed at restoring the appearance and function of body parts that have been affected by trauma, illness, or congenital conditions. This can involve repairing or rebuilding tissues, skin, and bones. Common examples include reconstructive surgeries after accidents, mastectomies, or severe burns. The goal is to improve both the physical function and the aesthetic appearance, helping patients regain their quality of life and confidence. Techniques can vary greatly, from skin grafts to more complex procedures involving microsurgery.