Category Archives: Facial Plastic Surgery
Focusing On Facial Reconstruction – Microtia Repair
A majority of children experience unilateral microtia (only on one side). But it can also be bilateral (on both sides). Microtia usually involves only the…
Facial Reconstruction – Facial Trauma Reconstruction
Facial and head and neck injuries can occur due to motor accidents, sports, and work-related injuries, as well as cancer removal. While such injuries can…
Mentoplasty (Chin Surgery)
A recessive or oversized chin can adversely impact the facial appearance of an individual. A well-defined chin balances the facial profile and offers the face…
Facial Reconstructive – Facial Paralysis
The loss of facial movement due to nerve damage is known as facial paralysis. The muscles of the face may sag or become weak. It…
Facial Reconstructive – Face Transplants
In 2008, the first near-total face transplant was performed in the US. After that, an increasing number of face transplant procedures have been undertaken in…
The Nature of Facial Reconstruction – Cleft Palate Repair
A Cleft palate makes it challenging for kids to eat and talk as the food and fluids enter the nasal passage rather than going to…
Facial Reconstruction – Targeting Cleft Lip Repair
An orofacial cleft refers to a condition where an infant is born with an opening in the lip and/or palate (mouth). Cleft lip is a…
Cancer Facial Reconstruction
For patients who have undergone facial skin cancer removal, facial reconstructive surgery may be necessary to restore the natural shape of the face. Double board…
Facial Reconstructive Procedures
A facial reconstructive procedure may be performed to restore the natural shape and appearance of the face. Reliable double board certified facial plastic and reconstructive…
How to Choose The Best Facial Reconstructive Surgeon in Pasadena
The choice of the surgeon for a facial reconstructive cosmetic surgery is a decision that will impact the patient’s life for years, if not forever.…
