Conditions We Treat

At City Care Hospital, our pediatric plastic surgery unit specializes in addressing a range of conditions that affect children’s appearance and function. We provide expert care and advanced surgical techniques to improve quality of life for young patients:

• Cleft Lip and Palate: These congenital deformities involve openings in the lip and roof of the mouth that can impact feeding, speech, and facial appearance. Our surgical repair aims to close these gaps, restoring normal function and enhancing the child’s overall quality of life. Timely intervention can significantly improve feeding, speech development, and social interactions.
• Craniosynostosis: This condition occurs when the skull sutures fuse prematurely, restricting brain growth and altering head shape. We perform corrective surgery to reshape the skull, allowing for normal brain development and preventing potential cognitive and physical impairments. Early surgical intervention is crucial to achieve optimal outcomes.
• Congenital Hand and Upper Extremity Deformities: Conditions such as polydactyly (extra fingers) and syndactyly (webbed fingers) can affect hand function and appearance. Our surgical treatments correct these anomalies, improving hand function and cosmetic outcomes, which is essential for the child’s development and daily activities.
• Burn Reconstruction: For children who have experienced burns, we offer comprehensive care that includes reconstructive surgery to repair damaged skin and restore function. Our goal is to minimize scarring, improve cosmetic appearance, and enhance the child’s physical and emotional well-being.
• Ear Deformities: We address congenital ear abnormalities like microtia (underdeveloped ear) and prominent ears (ears that stick out). Our corrective procedures improve both the appearance and function of the ears, which can positively impact hearing and self-esteem.
• Trauma and Injury Repair: Our team provides surgical treatment for traumatic injuries, including facial lacerations and fractures. We focus on restoring function and appearance, ensuring that children recover fully and comfortably.
• Tumor Removal and Reconstruction: We perform surgery to remove benign and malignant tumors, followed by reconstructive procedures to restore normal appearance and function. This approach helps prevent long-term physical and psychological effects.