Consult Online with the Best Reconstructive Surgeon

Given below are some of the most sought after reconstructive surgeons available for online consultation:

• Dr. Faisal Ameer
• Dr. Javier Herrero Jover
• Dr. Mindaugas Kazanavicius
• Dr. Rajat Gupta
• Dr. Cenk Sen

Most common procedures performed by reconstructive surgeons are:

• Abdominoplasty ( Tummy Tuck)
• Breast Augmentation
• Breast Reconstruction Surgery
• Buttocks Lift
• Liposuction

Check out the conditions performed by reconstructive surgeons:

• Excess Fat Accumulation in Certain Body Parts
• Uneven Breast
• Breast Cancer
• Loose Abdominal Skin and Muscles
• Small Breast
• Excess Fat and Skin on Buttock

Reconstructive surgery is one of the most competitive fields in medicine. The training could take more than one decade. After medical school, reconstructive surgeons can take one of two paths:

• A 6-year residency program that combines reconstructive surgery and general surgery
• A 5-year surgery residency followed by a 3-year reconstructive surgery residency

Candidates can continue their education with a one or two-year fellowship in areas like:

• Breasts: Plastic surgeons who are trained in breast surgeries can perform them to change appearance and reduce the size of the breasts, or rebuild those post surgery to treat cancer.
• Aesthetics: They do surgery to change a person’s appearances.
• Craniofacial surgery: The craniofacial is focused on the skull, ears, nose, face, and parts of the mouth. The surgeons often work on facial deformities, cleft palates, or missing ears or noses.

Some conditions treated by Reconstructive Surgeons are:

• Breast cancer
• Carpal tunnel syndrome
• Cleft lip and cleft palate
• Facial deformities
• Floor of the mouth cancer
• Craniosynostosis
• Ganglion cyst
• Hemangioma
• Hidradenitis suppurativa
• Hand injuries
• Head and neck cancers
• Mouth cancer
• Nonmelanoma skin cancer
• Orbital fracture
• Lip cancer
• Lymphedema
• Melanoma
• Soft palate cancer
• Spider veins
• Suspicious breast lumps
• Drooping eyelid
• Sarcoma
• Skin blemishes
• Tongue cancer
• Tonsil cancer
• Throat cancer
• Wrinkles
• Varicose veins
• Vascular malformations

A reconstructive surgeon may order various diagnostic tests before you undergo surgery to identify the underlying condition. Some common tests are:

• Physical Exam
• Blood tests
• Ultrasound
• Chest x-ray
• Heart Stress Test
• ECG
• Blood tests such as complete blood count
• Liver, kidney, and blood sugar tests

You may need to see a reconstructive surgeon to discuss your physical problem. Your primary care physician will generally refer you to them. If you wish to change something about the way you look, you should see a cosmetic surgeon.

You need to visit a reconstructive surgeon if you experience the below-given symptoms:

• Burns and injuries
• Asymmetrical body shape
• Cancer
• Sagging breast
• Wounds
• Cleft lip and cleft palate
• Facial deformities
• Prominent ears, constricted ears
• Hand deformities
• Birth defects

During your initial visit, the reconstructive surgeon will ask about your complete medical history as well as your symptoms. The doctor will then do a focused examination. After reviewing your diagnostic tests and medical history, you will be given a number of treatment options. The reconstructive surgeon will also tell you the risks and benefits of each option and will help you in making the final decision regarding which option is best for you. The doctor will ask all about your complete health history. They will also conduct a physical exam to check if you are fit for surgery.

• Lymphedema Surgical Treatment
• Panniculectomy
• Septoplasty
• Chin, cheek, or jaw reshaping
• Dermabrasion / dermaplaning
• Eyelid lift (blepharoplasty)
• Forehead lift
• Hair replacement/transplantation
• Lip augmentation
• Breast Implant Removal
• Breast Reconstruction
• Craniosynostosis Surgery
• Surgical Correction of Birth Anomalies
• Lower body lift
• Nose reshaping
• Thigh lift
• Tummy tuck
• Upper arm lift
• Gender Confirmation Surgery
• Hand Surgery
• Scar Revision
• Botox injections
• Cellulite treatment
• Chemical peel
• Laser skin resurfacing

Reconstructive surgery is one of the most competitive fields in medicine. The training could take more than one decade. After medical school, reconstructive surgeons can take one of two paths:

• A 6-year residency program that combines reconstructive surgery and general surgery
• A 5-year surgery residency followed by a 3-year reconstructive surgery residency

Candidates can continue their education with a one or two-year fellowship in areas like:

• Breasts: Plastic surgeons who are trained in breast surgeries can perform them to change appearance and reduce the size of the breasts, or rebuild those post surgery to treat cancer.
• Aesthetics: They do surgery to change a person’s appearances.
• Craniofacial surgery: The craniofacial is focused on the skull, ears, nose, face, and parts of the mouth. The surgeons often work on facial deformities, cleft palates, or missing ears or noses.

Some conditions treated by Reconstructive Surgeons are:

• Breast cancer
• Carpal tunnel syndrome
• Cleft lip and cleft palate
• Facial deformities
• Floor of the mouth cancer
• Craniosynostosis
• Ganglion cyst
• Hemangioma
• Hidradenitis suppurativa
• Hand injuries
• Head and neck cancers
• Mouth cancer
• Nonmelanoma skin cancer
• Orbital fracture
• Lip cancer
• Lymphedema
• Melanoma
• Soft palate cancer
• Spider veins
• Suspicious breast lumps
• Drooping eyelid
• Sarcoma
• Skin blemishes
• Tongue cancer
• Tonsil cancer
• Throat cancer
• Wrinkles
• Varicose veins
• Vascular malformations

A reconstructive surgeon may order various diagnostic tests before you undergo surgery to identify the underlying condition. Some common tests are:

• Physical Exam
• Blood tests
• Ultrasound
• Chest x-ray
• Heart Stress Test
• ECG
• Blood tests such as complete blood count
• Liver, kidney, and blood sugar tests

You may need to see a reconstructive surgeon to discuss your physical problem. Your primary care physician will generally refer you to them. If you wish to change something about the way you look, you should see a cosmetic surgeon.

You need to visit a reconstructive surgeon if you experience the below-given symptoms:

• Burns and injuries
• Asymmetrical body shape
• Cancer
• Sagging breast
• Wounds
• Cleft lip and cleft palate
• Facial deformities
• Prominent ears, constricted ears
• Hand deformities
• Birth defects

During your initial visit, the reconstructive surgeon will ask about your complete medical history as well as your symptoms. The doctor will then do a focused examination. After reviewing your diagnostic tests and medical history, you will be given a number of treatment options. The reconstructive surgeon will also tell you the risks and benefits of each option and will help you in making the final decision regarding which option is best for you. The doctor will ask all about your complete health history. They will also conduct a physical exam to check if you are fit for surgery.

• Lymphedema Surgical Treatment
• Panniculectomy
• Septoplasty
• Chin, cheek, or jaw reshaping
• Dermabrasion / dermaplaning
• Eyelid lift (blepharoplasty)
• Forehead lift
• Hair replacement/transplantation
• Lip augmentation
• Breast Implant Removal
• Breast Reconstruction
• Craniosynostosis Surgery
• Surgical Correction of Birth Anomalies
• Lower body lift
• Nose reshaping
• Thigh lift
• Tummy tuck
• Upper arm lift
• Gender Confirmation Surgery
• Hand Surgery
• Scar Revision
• Botox injections
• Cellulite treatment
• Chemical peel
• Laser skin resurfacing