Living with ongoing pain, difficulty chewing, or changes in appearance doesn’t have to be permanent. Reconstructive surgery can restore comfort, facial harmony, and balance, helping you move forward with confidence.
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Helping patients rebuild confidence, comfort, and quality of life after trauma, treatment, or complex conditions.
Severe injuries or cancer treatment may cause major tissue or bone loss. Free flap reconstruction uses bone or tissue from another part of the body to rebuild the face or jaw. This restores shape, stability, and overall facial harmony, including chewing and speaking.
When smaller areas of skin or tissue are damaged, local or regional flaps can be used to repair them. These techniques utilise nearby healthy tissue to cover the damage, enhance healing, and restore a more natural appearance while maintaining comfort during everyday activities.
Bone loss in the jaws or damage to surrounding soft tissues can affect both appearance and daily use. With bone grafts or tissue reconstruction, we rebuild the affected area, improve support for teeth or implants, and restore everyday confidence in speaking, eating, and smiling.
Injuries or conditions affecting the eye socket or midface can change both vision and appearance. Orbital and midface reconstruction carefully restores bone structure, eye position, and facial balance, helping patients regain comfort, confidence, and improved everyday well-being after trauma or disease.
We are here to help you regain your comfort with the best treatment options available.
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Reconstructive surgery is usually needed when injury, disease or previous treatment has affected the form or function of the face, jaw or mouth.
Signs to look for:
After surgery, aftercare may include wound care, dietary support, prescribed medication and follow-up appointments to monitor healing and restored function.
If any of these sound familiar, we can assess what you need to restore form and function.
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Surgery is done under anaesthesia, so you won’t feel pain during the procedure. Some soreness is normal afterwards, but it usually improves in the first week.
Initial healing often takes 2–3 weeks. Full recovery depends on the type of surgery, but it typically takes a few months. We guide you at every stage.
Yes, reconstruction often improves facial balance and appearance. We explain expected changes in detail before treatment so you know what to expect.
All surgeries carry some risk, but we use careful planning and close monitoring to keep your treatment as safe as possible.
Reconstruction is designed to look as natural as possible, closely matching your features. In most cases, the results blend well, restoring both appearance and confidence.
Costs depend on your treatment plan. We give a clear breakdown at your consultation so you can plan confidently.
Procedures like bone grafts, soft tissue repair, scar revision, and free flap reconstruction are examples of reconstructive surgery. These surgeries restore your health and appearance after injury, trauma, or medical treatment.
Reconstructive surgery is needed after injury, disease, birth defects, or treatments such as cancer surgery. Common cases include oral cancer, cleft lip or palate repair and breast reconstruction after a mastectomy.
The main types of reconstructive surgery include immediate, delayed, bilateral, and implant-based reconstruction. Each approach is chosen depending on the patient’s condition, timing, and desired outcome.
Not always. You can book directly with us, and we’ll coordinate with your dentist or doctor if needed.
