Track: Cosmetic Surgery

Sub-Track:

Reconstructive plastic surgery may be necessary for facial and physical deformities brought on by birth defects, accidents, illnesses, or aging. Breast reconstruction and the treatment of cleft lip and palate are two examples of reconstructive surgery. Although reconstructive plastic surgery is frequently done to restore normal body function, it can also be used to replicate or enhance a healthy appearance. Reconstructive surgery is a part of plastic surgery.

• Hand Surgery

• Breast Surgery

• Burn Surgery

• Pediatric Plastic Surgery

• Microsurgery

• Neurosurgery

• Blepharoplasty Surgery

• Abdominoplasty