Procedures and Services
Reconstructive Cancer Surgery
Head
Reconstructive cancer surgery for the head focuses on restoring the appearance and function of areas affected by cancer removal. It often involves rebuilding facial structures, including the jaw, lips, or scalp, that may have been removed during tumor excision. Surgeons use techniques such as skin grafts, tissue flaps, or implants to repair these defects. The goal is not only cosmetic but also to help with essential functions like speaking, chewing, and swallowing. This type of surgery can significantly improve a patient’s quality of life after cancer treatment. Overall, it combines oncology and reconstructive expertise to treat cancer while preserving form and function.
Neck
Reconstructive cancer surgery for the neck focuses on repairing and restoring areas affected by cancer removal in the neck region. This may include reconstruction of muscles, nerves, blood vessels, and skin to maintain both appearance and function. Surgeons often use techniques like tissue flaps, skin grafts, or free microsurgical transfers to rebuild defects. The surgery aims to preserve essential functions such as swallowing, breathing, and head movement. It also helps improve the cosmetic appearance of the neck after tumor removal. Overall, it supports both recovery from cancer and the patient’s quality of life.
