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BURN & PLASTIC SURGERY DEPARTMENT

Taken from the Greek word “plastikos”, meaning to mold or give form, plastic surgery is the speciality of medicine dedicated to restoring and reshaping the human body. It encompasses both reconstructive surgery, which is performed on abnormal structures of the body caused by birth defects, developmental problem, injuries, infection, tumors, or disease; and cosmetic surgery, which is performed to reshape or restore normal structures of the body to improve appearance and self-esteem. It could be required for:
   • Breast Reconstruction
   • Breast Reduction/Mammaplasty
   • Cleft Lip and Palate
   • General Reconstruction
   • Gynecomastia (Male Breast Reduction)
   • Hand Surgery
   • Laser Surgery
   • Scar Revision
   • Skin Cancer
   • Tissue Exparision

Need of Various
Plastic Surgeries

Ear Surgery

• To Correct congenitally-deformed ears;
• To Reconstruct ears that are deformed by disease or injury.

Eyelid Surgery

• To Correct drooping upper eyelids that are obscuring vision;
• To Correct out-turned or in-turned lower eyelids.

Facial Surgery

• Correct an asymmetrical appearance caused by facial paralysis;
• Treat conditions affecting the facial muscles, lips, and cheeks;
• Treat traumatic deformities;
• Correct head and neck deformities.

Hand Surgery

• Crush injuries of hand
• Treat carpal tunnel syndrome;
• Correct Dupuytren`s contracture, treat tendon and nerve injuries;
• Correct syndactyly (fused fingers) and other congenital deformities.

Nasal Surgery

• Correct deformities resulting from birth defects or disease;
• Treat injuries or nasal deformities that may affect breathing.

Birth Defects & DevelopmentalAbnormalities

• Birthmarks, including port-wine stains and hemangiomas, congenital nevi
• Abnormal breast development
• Cleft-lip and palate deformities
• Hand deformities
• Skull and facial bone deformities
• Prominent and deformed ears

Acquired Deformities
including those resulting
from Trauma or Disease

• Scars
• Wounds, soft tissue deformity from trauma or disease
• Burn scars
• Growths and tissue defects including cancer treatment and mastectomy
• Poorly-healed wounds, scars that limit movement
• Lacerations
• Severed limbs, fingers or toes
• Skull and jaw injuries
• Drooping brown and upper eyelids, which impair vision
• Hand injuries and acquired problems
• Congenital and developmental breast deformity

Cosmetic Concerns

• Excess body fat
• Disproportionate or sagging breasts
• Skin problems: wrinkling, uneven pigmentation, sun-damage, unwanted tattoos
• Sagging facial skin and muscles, loose neck skin
• Hair loss
• Facial features to improve the appearance of the nose, cheekbones, chin shapes

Consultants

DR. ROHIT KRISHNA
M.B.B.S M.S. M.C.H (PLASTIC SURGERY)
CONSULTANT PLASTIC SURGEON
JEEWAN MALA HOSPITAL
INDRAPASTHA APOLLO HOSPITAL

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