Face · Skin Scars
Facial Skin Cancer Reconstruction
Facial Skin Cancer Reconstruction repairs areas of the face affected by surgery to remove skin cancer, using techniques to rebuild skin and tissue.
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Face · Skin Scars
Facial Skin Graft Reconstruction
Facial Skin Graft Reconstruction moves skin from another part of the body to cover areas of missing or damaged facial skin.
Skin Scars
Skin Cancer Defect Reconstruction
Skin Cancer Defect Reconstruction repairs areas where skin cancer has been removed, using nearby skin or tissue from another area.
Skin Scars
Skin Cancer Excision with Reconstruction
Skin Cancer Excision with Reconstruction removes skin cancer and repairs the area using nearby skin or skin moved from another body area.
Face · Hands Wrists
Facial Nerve Reconstruction
Facial Nerve Reconstruction repairs or rebuilds damaged nerves that control facial muscles, aiming to restore movement in the face.
Face
Free Flap Facial Reconstruction
Free Flap Facial Reconstruction moves tissue from another body area to rebuild part of the face, reconnecting its blood vessels.
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