Nasal deformities associated with a congenital cleft lip are a very complex problem and poses significant functional problems as well as aesthetic issues. The cleft lip and nose surgery remain one of the most challenging procedures in reconstructive surgery, particularly when the cleft lips accompany nasal deformity. The surgery is part of Rhinoplasty and it can occur as a birth defect or due to injury or accident.

Burns caused by prolonged exposure to fire can have a severity that may range from mild to extreme and even it can be fatal. The good news is that with the help of reconstructive surgery, there can be an effective treatment for burns and acid attacks. The victims of fire burns and accident deformities can now build the functionalities of the damaged or the destructed part with the help of reconstructive surgery.

Birth defects can affect the lives of babies adversely with several types of functional abnormalities. Among the functional abnormalities, cleft lip, clubfoot, cleft palate, and many other deformities are there. Comprehensive rehabilitation is possible through surgery for a child suffering from birth defects and provides the child with a normal life.

Sometimes may be due to an injury, your hand can cause considerable pain or sometimes without any specific medical problem, your elbow, hands, fusion fingers or wrist may obstruct specific work or daily task. It may be due to an elbow or wrist condition that may be limiting your range of motions and curtail your normal activities. A hand and microvascular surgery may be a good option in such cases to restore the normal functions.

The craniofacial disorder is a medical term that describes the malformation of the face and the skull. The deformity may be due to birth defects or acquired through any disease and trauma and several patients every year diagnosed for this type of disorder. A cleft lip is a very common form of the craniofacial disorder, and other types of disorders may be small upper jaw, abnormal head size, disproportionate head and fusion of hands and legs.

A trauma patient is a person suffering from a life-threatening or very serious injury as a result of certain events like gunshots, or car accidents or falls, etc. The injuries from trauma may affect various parts of the body that may include internal organs, the extremities or the brain. A reconstructive trauma surgeon does have specialized training on reconstructive trauma surgery to restore the function of damaged parts after traumatic physical injuries.

A pinched nerve at the wrist or the elbow can be a source of major nuisance and discomfort in the day and at the night also. Nerve decompression surgery can be quite helpful to alleviate pressure on a nerve and can produce a much better result than non-operative treatment. Some nerves are prone to compression from the surrounding skeletal structures and nerve decompression surgery can remove whatever is pressing the nerve or it can open up the narrow space to give nerve more room.