05 — Treatment Area
ReconstructiveSurgery
Cleft lip and palate, craniofacial surgery, facial injuries and the repair of tissue loss.
Procedures
Reconstructive Surgeryprocedures in this area.
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Cleft Lip Repair
Cleft lip is a condition popularly known as “hare lip”. It can occur in isolation (on its own) or together with a cleft palate.
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Cleft Palate Repair
The deficiency in babies born with a cleft palate can present across a wide spectrum, from a small notch in the uvula to a cleft extending up to the baby's lip and causing a deficiency across the whole palate…
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Correction of Speech Disorders
Patients with a cleft palate who have undergone palate repair need to be evaluated during their developmental periods for whether they have speech disorders.
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Craniosynostosis
Craniosynostosis is a condition in which the early fusion or closure of the baby's skull bones after birth causes the head to grow differently from its normal shape and size.
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Hypertelorism
Hypertelorism is a condition in which the eyes are set wider apart than normal. It is usually congenital and gives the baby's face a different appearance.
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Head and Face Surgery (Craniomaxillofacial Surgery)
Long after the eras in which malformed babies were deified or, quite the opposite, destroyed, the idea that these deformities could be treated was put forward.
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Jaw Surgery (Orthognathic Surgery)
Orthognathic surgery operations, which are among the operations aimed at correcting the skeletal framework of the face, are essentially operations performed to correct closure (bite) problems between the lower and upper teeth (to correct the occlusion)…
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Jaw Reconstruction
The jawbones form an important aesthetic unit of our face and are also indispensable tissues for chewing food and for the swallowing function.
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Facial Injury
Among general bodily traumas, head injuries are of particular importance because they lead to both functional and aesthetic losses.
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Facial Paralysis Treatment
The facial nerve is responsible for the movement of the mimetic muscles that give expression to the face, and it is also responsible for the movements of the muscles with which we open and close our eyes and which assist eating, speaking and swallowing…
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Ear Reconstruction (Microtia)
Babies born after the ear development process has been delayed or left incomplete in the womb may have ear anomalies of varying degrees.
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Prosthesis/Epithesis Applications for Ear, Eye, Nose and Finger Deficiencies
For patients' prostheses/epitheses to be made in a computer environment, digital information about the patient first needs to be transferred to the computer.
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Cell Spray (ReCell) Application
Healing of open wounds and burn areas as quickly as possible is desirable both to ensure patient comfort and to improve the quality of the scar that remains after wound healing…
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