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What Is Microsurgery and What Is It Used For?

In plastic surgery, microsurgery is used to reattach amputated body parts such as fingers, hands, or ears. Successful procedures depend on several factors, including:

• Proper Preservation and Transportation: Ensuring the amputated part and the patient are brought to a microsurgery center under appropriate conditions.
• Damage Evaluation: Assessing the injury at both ends of the amputation.
• Patient Considerations: Factors such as age, underlying health conditions, and specific case details.

Microsurgical techniques are also applied in tissue transfer procedures, such as:

• Toe-to-Hand Transplants: These reconstructions are now routine in many facilities, yielding remarkable results.
• Coverage of Exposed Structures: Microsurgery can cover exposed bones, tendons, arteries, or nerves caused by disease or trauma.
• Breast Reconstruction: For patients who have undergone mastectomy due to cancer.

Applications of Microsurgery

Microsurgery allows for effective reconstruction of missing structures, expanding the possibilities of plastic surgery. Advances in microsurgery now enable the reconstruction of muscles, tendons, nerves, and bones—procedures that were previously either extremely limited or unavailable.

Commitment to Personalized Care

If you have a condition requiring reconstruction, I will gladly explain the treatment options available and address all your questions to ensure you are fully informed and comfortable with your care plan.