| Burns Management and Reconstruction |
| Primary care of burns, early grafting and treatment of contractures of various parts of the body like the neck, axilla, elbow, hand, fingers, etc. |
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| Reconstruction after Accidents |
| Loss of tissue or disfigurement of face or limbs is treated with radical debridiment, graft and flaps. |
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| Reconstruction after Cancer Surgery |
Parts of face, cheek, mandible or breast may be excised and can be reconstructed by various techniques of myocutaneous, distant or free flaps to near normal situations. |
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| Reconstruction after lower limb bone loss/ exposure |
Reconstruction after Lower Limb Bone Loss/Exposure Missing bone is replaced by Bone Transport or Grafting and exposed bone is covered with Muscle Flaps with or without Skin Grafting |
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| Maxillofacial Fractures |
| Maxillofacial Fractures Fractures of the face, upper jaw, lower jaw, cheek bone or nose are treated by the Internal Fixation Techniques for early restoration of normal features. |
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| Cleft Lip and Palate |
Cleft Lip and Palate Defects in lip are reconstructed at anytime from 2nd month onwards and palate from 9th month onwards. They require regular follow ups and requires surgery for teeth and nose up to adolescence. |
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| Hypospadias |
Hypospadias Reconstruction of penis is done to allow the to pass urine from the tip and have a normal look and shape generally done at the age of 2 years |
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| Congenital Hand Surgery |
Congenital Hand Surgery Defects of hand look Joined fingers, Extra digits or Complex problems like short fingers or radial club hand are connected from the age of 6 months for a Functional Hand. |
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| Congenital Arteriovenous Malformations |
Congenital Arteriovenous Malformations: - Depending on the actiology, AV malformations are treated in stages with excision and reconstruction. Help of interventional radiologist is taken for advanced and complex syndromes. |
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| Hand Trauma (Soft Tissue & Bony Reconstruction)-Primary and Secondary reconstruction |
Hand Trauma Injury to any part of the hand is reconstructed followed by close follow ups to achieve normal function. Any loss is replaced with “like tissue”. Secondary reconstruction is performed in patients with delayed presentation. |
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| Congenital Complex Hand problems |
The child is assesssed from the age of 6 months and surgeries are performed form the age of 6 months onwards, assisted with physiotherapy; the ultimate aim is to provide primarily a functional hand and it should look normal as well as far as possible. Prosthesis is also arranged for cosmetic needs |
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| Soft tissue problems like Dupuytren’s disease, trigger finger, dequervain’s disease |
These are initially managed conservatively with physiotherapy and exercises. Surgery may be taken up as a last resort to achieve complete resolution of the problem. |
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| Replantations |
Complex hand/ finger detachment has to be managed on an urgent basis as it needs to be reattached using microsurgical skills. It requires close followup and regular physiotherapy sessions to achieve a functional hand/ finger with secondary operations if need be. |
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| Nerve surgeries-Compression Neuropathies and Post Traumatic Repair |
Nerve Surgeries Various presentations in the form of loss of function/sensation of hand, forearm areas are managed by the surgeries. Traumatic loss is treated with Nerve Grafts using microscope. |
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| Brachial plexus surgery |
insteda of ' injury to the nerves at the level of spine and neck which supply the hand,' it should be 'injury to the nerves at the level of plexusi.e neck region which leads to complete or partial paralysis of hand, arm or forearm,' |
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| Nerve compressions like Carpal tunnel & Cubital tunnel syndrome |
Nerve compressions in the arm and forearm are assessed clinically and with the help of investigations like EMG and NCV. These are initially managed by modification of work, exercises, physiotherapy and injections. Surgery may at times be needed when the symptoms become severe enough to warrant intervention. |
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| Nerve Repair ,Grafting and Transfers |
Nerve Surgeries Various presentations in the form of loss of function/sensation of hand, forearm areas are managed by the surgeries. Traumatic loss is treated with Nerve Grafts using microscope. |
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| Brachial Plexus Surgery |
insteda of ' injury to the nerves at the level of spine and neck which supply the hand,' it should be 'injury to the nerves at the level of plexusi.e neck region which leads to complete or partial paralysis of hand, arm or forearm,' |
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| Free Flaps |
These flaps are a microvascular technique used to hook up vessels supplying tissue from different areas. It may be needed after lower limb trauma, after cancer surgery for mandible, face reconstruction or breast reconstruction or in areas where local flaps cannot serve the purpose. |
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| Replantations |
Complex hand/ finger detachment has to be managed on an urgent basis as it needs to be reattached using microsurgical skills. It requires close followup and regular physiotherapy sessions to achieve a functional hand/ finger with secondary operations if need be. |
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| Scar revisions and Dermabrasion |
Scar revision and dermabrasion ugly looking scars or pock marked face is corrected by sanding techniques or rearrangement of skin to give a much Better Looking and Less Noticeable scars as compared to before. It does, however, take sometime before they settle down. |
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| Liposuction and Body Contouring |
Liposuction and body contouring excessive collection of fat at various places like Thighs, Buttocks, Abdomen sides, Breasts and Arms is sucked out with the help of Special Garments worn for sometime to allow the body to get Back into Shape. Patients are Back to Work within Days. |
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| Abdominoplasty |
Abdominoplasty (Tummy Tuck) sagging abdomen is corrected by Surgery and Sucking Out fat to Reduce the Waist Size as well as Shape and the scar gets hidden in the undergarment line, Umbilicus put back in its Normal Place. |
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| Breast Reduction, Augmentation & Lifting |
Breast Reduction, augmentation and Lifting Very large breasts Causing Pain in the shoulders or back and the in the chest area are reduced to make them shapely and Scars are Hidden under the breast crease. Small breasts are augmented to look Normal with the help of Implants. “Aged looking” breasts are corrected to give them a Younger Look. |
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| Face lift and Brow lift |
Facelift and brow lift sagging cheeks are corrected to provide a Youthful Face and the Scars Hidden around the ears. Similarly, Sagging Eyebrows giving an aged look are corrected and Scars are Hidden in the Hairline. |
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| Eyelid Surgery |
Blepharoplasty (Eyelid Surgery) tired/ sagging Lower or Upper eyelids are corrected often under local anesthesia as Daycare Surgery to rejuvenate eyes and No Scars to show for. |
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| Bat Ear Correction |
Ears that stick out are "pinned back " by appraching the ear from behind so that scars are not visible to the onlooker.Ear deformity of any other form is also corrected with the help of surgery including 'absent' ears. |
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| Nose Correction (Rhinoplasty) |
| Rhinoplasty (nose correction) Flat, deviated or Thick noses are corrected to provide an acceptable outline with No Scar marks on the outside. |
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