Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery
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Pathway Renew's Plastic & Reconstructive
Surgery Department provides specialized surgical
care for patients requiring reconstruction
following burns, trauma, complex wounds and
other conditions affecting the skin and soft tissues.
Our multidisciplinary team combines plastic
surgery, wound care and rehabilitation to support
functional recovery and address reconstructive
needs after injury.
Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery Treatments
Skin Grafting
Skin grafting may be used to cover wounds and deeper burn injuries when natural healing is not sufficient. Our plastic surgeons assess the wound and recommend an appropriate grafting approach when required.
Burn Reconstruction
Reconstructive procedures can help address tissue loss, scarring and functional problems following burn injuries. Treatment is planned according to the patient's individual needs.
Scar Revision
Scar revision procedures may help improve selected problematic scars and address functional or movement-related concerns caused by scar tissue.
Contracture Release
Tight scar tissue can restrict movement around joints. Contracture release surgery may be considered to improve mobility and function in selected patients.
FAQs
Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery – Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers about reconstructive surgery, skin grafting, burn reconstruction, scar revision and contracture release at Pathway Renew.
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What is plastic and reconstructive surgery?
Plastic and reconstructive surgery focuses on restoring the structure and function of tissues affected by burns, trauma, complex wounds or other conditions. Depending on the patient's needs, treatment may include skin grafting, scar revision, contracture release and other reconstructive procedures.
When is skin grafting required?
Skin grafting may be considered when a wound or burn injury does not have enough healthy skin to close naturally. A plastic surgeon evaluates the wound, depth, location and healing progress before recommending grafting.
Can reconstructive surgery help after a severe burn?
Reconstructive surgery may help address functional and structural problems that remain after significant burn injuries. Depending on the individual condition, procedures may help with scar contractures, tissue loss, movement restrictions and wound reconstruction.
What is contracture release surgery?
A contracture can develop when scar tissue becomes tight and restricts movement around a joint or other area of the body. Contracture release surgery may be performed in selected cases to improve movement and function.
Can burn scars be treated with plastic surgery?
Some burn scars may be treated using procedures such as scar revision, contracture release or reconstructive surgery. The appropriate treatment depends on the scar's location, maturity, severity and effect on movement or function.
How long does reconstructive surgery take?
The duration varies depending on the type and complexity of the procedure, the size and location of the affected area and the patient's overall condition. Your surgeon can explain the expected procedure time during consultation.
Is physiotherapy required after reconstructive surgery?
Physiotherapy may be recommended after selected reconstructive procedures, particularly when burns or scars affect movement. Rehabilitation is planned according to the patient's individual recovery and functional requirements.
How do I contact the plastic surgery team?
You can contact the Pathway Renew team at +91 88677 54404 to enquire about plastic and reconstructive surgery consultation and available appointments.