Cosmetic surgery, also known as aesthetic surgery, is a type of plastic surgery focused on enhancing or altering an individual's appearance for non-medical reasons, aiming to improve self-esteem and body image.
Non-surgical treatments refer to procedures and therapies that do not involve surgical incisions, aimed at enhancing health or appearance. These options are typically less invasive and offer quicker recovery with fewer risks.
Burn care involves treating injuries from heat, chemicals, electricity, or radiation. Burns are classified by severity: first-degree affects the outer skin, second-degree goes deeper, and third-degree burns result in serious tissue damage.
Hand surgery and brachial plexus reconstruction help restore function and form in the hand and upper limb. Plastic surgeons use precise techniques like nerve repair, grafts, and tendon work to improve movement and strength.
Reconstructive surgery restores form and function after trauma, congenital conditions, or tumor removal. As a branch of plastic surgery, it improves both appearance and movement, helping patients regain confidence and a better quality of life.
