Top Children reconstructive surgery Doctors in India

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Frequently Asked Questions

Children's reconstructive surgery focuses on correcting physical abnormalities and deformities in children caused by congenital conditions, injuries, or diseases.

Some of the conditions that can be treated with children's reconstructive surgery include cleft lip and palate, craniosynostosis, ear deformities, hand anomalies, and facial paralysis, among others.

Cleft lip and palate is a birth condition that occurs when the lip and/or palate (roof of the mouth) do not fuse properly during fetal development, resulting in a gap or opening.

Yes, cleft lip and palate can be corrected with reconstructive surgery. The surgery typically involves closing the gap in the lip and/or palate and reconstructing the affected area to improve function and appearance.

Craniosynostosis is a condition in which one or more of the sutures (joints) between the bones of an infant's skull fuse prematurely, resulting in an abnormal head shape and sometimes increased pressure on the brain.

Yes, craniosynostosis can be treated with reconstructive surgery. The surgery typically involves releasing the fused sutures and reshaping the skull to improve function and appearance.

Ear deformities that can be corrected with reconstructive surgery include microtia (underdeveloped ear), macrotia (overdeveloped ear), and prominent ears.

Hand anomaly refers to any type of malformation or deformity in a child's hand or fingers. It can range from minor abnormalities to more complex deformities.

Yes, hand anomalies can be corrected with reconstructive surgery. The surgery typically involves reshaping or reconstructing the hand and/or fingers to improve function and appearance.

Facial paralysis is a condition in which a child's facial muscles are weakened or paralyzed due to damage to the facial nerve, resulting in drooping of the face, difficulty with facial expressions, and other symptoms.

Yes, facial paralysis can be treated with reconstructive surgery. The surgery typically involves repositioning or transferring muscles in the face to restore function and improve appearance.

The ideal age for children to undergo reconstructive surgery depends on the condition being treated. In general, surgery may be performed as early as a few months of age, while other surgeries may be delayed until the child is older and their body has fully developed.

The recovery time for children's reconstructive surgery depends on factors like the type of surgery and the child's age and health. Some children may require several weeks or months of recovery, while others may have a shorter recovery period.

The risks of children's reconstructive surgery depend on the specific surgery being performed. Some common risks include bleeding, infection, scarring, and anaesthesia-related complications.

The length of children's reconstructive surgery varies depending on the type of surgery being performed. Some surgeries may only take a few hours, while others may take several hours or require multiple surgeries.

The recovery time depends on the type and extent of the surgery. In general, children may need to avoid physical activities for a few weeks and follow specific post-operative care instructions provided by the doctor.

The success rate of children's reconstructive surgery depends on various factors, such as the complexity of the surgery, the child's overall health, and the surgeon's expertise. In general, the success rate for most procedures is high.

During the consultation, the surgeon will evaluate the child's condition and medical history, discuss the available treatment options, and explain the potential risks and benefits of each option. The surgeon may also provide a detailed explanation of the procedure and the expected outcome.

Parents can help prepare their child for reconstructive surgery by explaining the procedure in an age-appropriate way and providing emotional support throughout the process.

Parents can help their children recover after reconstructive surgery by following the surgeon's post-operative care instructions, administering medications as prescribed, and providing emotional support during the healing process.

Parents should contact the surgeon's office for concerns or questions after their child's reconstructive surgery. The surgeon will provide guidance and support throughout the recovery process.

FAQs reviewed by Dr. Asheesh Dhingra, Senior Consultant, Aesthetic And Reconstructive Surgery.

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