Reconstructive Surgery
Reconstructive surgery in ophthalmic plastic surgery focuses on repairing and restoring the structures around the eyes. This can involve correcting deformities, injuries, or skin cancers affecting the eyelids, orbit (eye socket), and tear ducts. The goal is to improve both function and appearance, helping patients regain comfort and confidence. Techniques may include reshaping tissue, removing tumors, or repairing damage from trauma. Overall, these procedures enhance the health and aesthetic of the eye area, ensuring that patients can see well and feel good about their appearance.
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Reconstructive surgery is a medical procedure aimed at repairing or restoring the appearance and function of body parts affected by trauma, congenital defects, disease, or prior surgery. It involves techniques like skin grafts, tissue expansion, or flap surgeries to help improve the shape and function of these areas. Common reasons for reconstructive surgery include repairing injuries from accidents, correcting birth defects, rebuilding breasts after mastectomy, or improving outcomes from tumor removals. The goal is to enhance both physical appearance and overall quality of life for individuals needing these procedures.