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Microsurgery
Reconstructive microsurgery is an
advanced surgical technique using microscopes and fine instruments to repair
damaged tissue, nerves, and blood vessels. It’s commonly used for trauma,
cancer reconstruction, and congenital defects, restoring function and
appearance with precise tissue transplantation.
Microsurgery
Microsurgery involves using high-powered magnification to repair blood vessels and nerves, allowing tissue transfer for reconstructing defects. As an expert microsurgeon, I use microsurgical techniques for trauma, cancer reconstruction, and limb salvage procedures.
Why do I need microsurgical reconstruction, and what are the benefits?
What are the risks and success rates of microsurgical reconstruction?
What is the recovery process, and how long will it take?
Skin flaps
Local and regional flaps offer excellent blood supply, faster healing, and improved tissue integration. They provide durable, natural-looking reconstruction, reduce complications, and avoid the need for distant donor sites, enhancing overall surgical outcomes.
Why do I need a flap instead of a skin graft?
What are the risks and success rates of flap surgery?
How long is the recovery process, and what should I expect?
Before & Afters
