What are the risks and complications of craniofacial surgery?
Like any other procedure, craniofacial surgery is associated with a number of risks and complications such as Blood loss, Infection, Blood clotting problems, Breathing problems, Nerve or brain damage, Bone grafts loss (partial or total) and Permanent scarring. If you are looking for the best hospital offering advanced Craniofacial Surgery in Bangalore, check Aster CMI hospital
What can I expect after craniofacial surgery?
The expected results after craniofacial surgery are:
- The surgical procedure has corrected the condition of the patient.
- The measures are taken to avoid any risks and complications after surgery which does not affect patients' recovery.
- Identify the needs of patients post surgery, including medications & therapies
What are the common conditions that need craniofacial surgery?
Some of the common conditions for which craniofacial surgery is recommended are Craniosynostosis, Cleft lip and palate, Microtia, and other syndromes like Goldenhar, Velocardiofacial and Treacher-Collins syndromes and Severe ear deformities. Vist Aster CMI Hospital to avail advanced Orthognathic surgery and Lip Surgery in Bangalore at an affordable cost.
Who should undergo craniofacial surgery?
Craniofacial surgery is for both children and adults with congenital malformations, head region disfigurations and severe deformities. Usually, this surgery is performed in infants and young children so, the consultation and discussion will happen between the surgeon and the patients’ guardian or parent
What is Craniomaxillofacial surgery?
Craniomaxillofacial surgery is a type of surgical procedure that specializes in the treatment of various diseases, injuries and defects in the head, neck, face, jaws and the hard and soft tissues of the mouth, jaws and face region
