Neck
The neck includes important anatomical structures, such as primary blood vessels, nerves, the esophagus, the trachea, and others. Defects in the area of the neck
Esophagus
Structurally, the esophagus is a muscular pipe lined with a mucous membrane that connects the pharynx and the stomach. Reconstruction of this structure is generally
Throat
The throat, or the pharynx, is the cavity that communicates the oral cavity and the nasal passages, and ends in the passage to the esophagus
Lips
The lips are a vital organ for speech and eating, and have great esthetic importance. The lips are anchored in the upper and lower jaws,
Tongue
The tongue is a muscular organ covered with a mucous membrane and located in the oral cavity. The tongue is composed of a number of
Lower Jaw (Mandible)
The lower jaw bears the lower dentition, but also provides support for the muscles of the floor of the mouth, and for the tongue. The
Fat Injection Lipofilling
Injecting endogenous fat from the patient is an effective surgical procedure for repairing a volume defect, whether as part of esthetic surgery, as a reconstruction,
Ears Otoplasty
The structure of the external ear has only esthetic value, with protruding ears being the most common complaint. There are various structural distortions of the
Nose Rhinoplasty
The esthetic appearance of the nose is important for the entire face, particularly because it is the central and most prominent feature. The size of
Eyelids Blepharoplasty
The surgical treatment of eyelids can be performed separately or in conjunction with face and neck surgery. Eyelid surgery itself contributes to a youthful appearance,
Face Lift
The aging process of the face is expressed in looseness and sagging of the skin and deep tissues, as well as loss of volume in
Breast Reconstruction
Reconstructing a breast after a mastectomy due to breast cancer is a complex surgical procedure, and the decision of whether to attempt it is no
