Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery

What is Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery?

Plastic and reconstructive surgery is a medical specialty that involves restoring or enhancing the function and appearance of various parts of the body. This can be done through a variety of surgical and non-surgical procedures. If you are experiencing a medical condition or have suffered an injury that has affected your physical appearance or ability to function normally, consulting a plastic and reconstructive surgeon may provide valuable assistance.

At Prince Court Medical Centre, our plastic and reconstructive surgeons specialise in the diagnosis, treatment, and management of congenital defects, acquired deformities, traumatic injuries, and aesthetic concerns. If you are considering a procedure to correct or change one of the following aspects of your appearance, you may wish to consult our plastic surgeon:

• Scars caused by accidents
• Scars from acne
• Defects present since birth
• Birthmarks
• Cleft lips
• Deformities of the ears and nose
• Excessive body fat
• Indications of the aging process
• Deformities of the skeletal system
• Damaged skin due to exposure to the sun or skin cancer
  

Why Should You Choose Prince Court’s Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons?

Expertise and Specialisation

The plastic and reconstructive surgery services provided by Prince Court Medical Centre are highly sought after by patients in Malaysia, as evidenced by the positive reviews online. At Prince Court Medical Centre, we are committed to providing patients with the highest quality care, utilising the latest surgical techniques and technologies to achieve the best possible outcomes. Our plastic and reconstructive surgeons work closely with each patient to develop personalised treatment plans that consider their unique goals and concerns, ensuring a comfortable and successful surgical experience.

Comprehensive Plastic and Reconstructive Surgical Services

We offer a comprehensive range of plastic and reconstructive surgical services, including:

• Reconstructive surgery: Reconstructive surgery aims to restore function and form of body structures that have been damaged by congenital defects, trauma, or surgery. Our plastic and reconstructive surgeons are trained in performing a wide range of reconstructive procedures including breast reconstruction, microsurgery, hand surgery, and facial reconstruction.

   

• Aesthetic surgery: Our plastic surgeons perform various aesthetic procedures to enhance and improve a patient's physical appearance. These procedures include facelift, rhinoplasty, breast augmentation or breast filler, liposuction, tummy tuck, jaw surgery, and mole removal. Facelift procedures can help reduce the signs of aging such as wrinkles and sagging skin. Rhinoplasty can reshape the nose, breast augmentation can increase breast size and improve breast shape, liposuction can remove excess fat from specific areas of the body, tummy tuck can improve abdominal contour, jaw surgery can enhance overall facial harmony, and mole removal can address both medical and cosmetic concerns.

   

• Non-surgical procedures: For patients who are not ready or willing to undergo surgery, we offer non-surgical options such as Botox and fillers. These procedures can help to reduce the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines, restore volume to the face, and enhance facial features.

Common Plastic and Reconstructive Surgical Conditions:

• Congenital defects such as cleft lip and palate, hand deformities, and birthmarks
• Acquired deformities resulting from accidents, cancer, burns, and infections
• Aesthetic concerns such as wrinkles, sagging skin, and unwanted body fat

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgical Procedures:

• Breast reconstruction – to rebuild the breast after mastectomy or lumpectomy surgery
• Breast filler – also known as breast augmentation with fillers or liquid breast augmentation, is a non-surgical cosmetic procedure that aims to enhance the size and shape of the breasts using injectable dermal fillers
• Microsurgery – involves the use of specialised surgical instruments and microscopes to repair or reconstruct small blood vessels, nerves, and tissues
• Hand surgery – to treat a variety of hand conditions including fractures, carpal tunnel syndrome, and Dupuytren's contracture
• Facial reconstruction – involves the use of surgical techniques to reconstruct facial features that have been damaged due to trauma, cancer, or congenital defects
• Aesthetic surgery – to enhance and improve a patient's physical appearance, including facelift, rhinoplasty, breast augmentation, liposuction, and tummy tuck
• Non-surgical procedures – such as Botox and fillers, to help patients achieve their desired aesthetic results without undergoing surgery
• Surgical and Medical Weight Management – to help patients achieve a more desirable body shape and contour by removing excess skin and tissue and improving the appearance of scars and other skin imperfections following significant weight loss
• Mole removal – Removal of moles, also known as nevi, via several techniques including excision, shave excision, laser removal, cryotherapy and electrocautery
• Jaw surgery – also known as orthognathic surgery, corrects jaw abnormalities for improved function and aesthetics
• Rhinoplasty – also known as nose surgery, is a surgical procedure aimed at enhancing the appearance of the nose or improving its function