What do plastic surgeons do?
Plastic surgeons specialize in the restoration, reconstruction, or enhancement of the human body. At Renova Hospitals, plastic surgeons treat both aesthetic and functional issues. They correct deformities caused by trauma, burns, congenital abnormalities like cleft lip and palate, and perform surgeries to improve physical function and appearance. From facial fractures to hand injuries, plastic surgeons use advanced techniques to rebuild and restore tissues. They also perform cosmetic procedures, helping patients achieve desired looks. Renova’s team ensures that every plastic surgery balances medical need with aesthetic outcomes, offering a compassionate and skilled approach.
Best Plastic Surgery Department in India
Renova Hospitals is home to one of the top-rated plastic surgery departments in India, offering state-of-the-art surgical care for a wide range of conditions. Led by a team of experienced and highly trained surgeons, the department specializes in reconstructive and aesthetic procedures designed to restore both function and appearance.
Renova Hospitals is home to one of the top-rated plastic surgery departments in India, offering state-of-the-art surgical care for a wide range of conditions. Led by a team of experienced and highly trained surgeons, the department specializes in reconstructive and aesthetic procedures designed to restore both function and appearance.
Procedures done by a Plastic Surgeon
- Facial reconstruction after trauma or injury.
- Burn contracture release and skin grafting.
- Cleft lip and palate repair.
- Hand and limb reconstructive surgeries.
- Breast reconstruction post-mastectomy.
- Tumor removal with reconstruction.
- Microsurgery and flap procedures.
- Scar revision surgery.
Operations carried out by a Plastic Surgeon
- Cosmetic procedures (rhinoplasty, liposuction, facelifts).
- Post-traumatic facial bone fracture repair.
- Reconstructive surgery after burn injuries.
- Functional restoration after nerve or tendon damage.
- Congenital deformity corrections.
- Complex wound closures and skin flaps.
- Breast reduction or augmentation.
- Eyelid, chin, and jaw corrections.
When to see a plastic surgeon?
- Disfigurement or loss of function after trauma or burns.
- Congenital deformities (e.g., cleft lip or palate).
- Skin grafting needs due to non-healing wounds.
- Facial injuries or fractures.
- Need for scar revision or cosmetic enhancements.
- Breast reconstruction or body reshaping desires.
- Hand injuries requiring reconstructive care.
