A core component of plastic surgery deals with healing and restoration of form and function in the human body.
Derived from the Greek word “plastikos” meaning to mold or to shape, plastic surgeons are masters of anatomy with the ability to operate on any part of the body. Plastic surgeons continue to play a reconstructive role in repairing injury, disfigurement, and scarring from trauma, disease, congenital defects, or cancer.
Hand Surgery
Plastic surgeons are well trained to address problems that arise in the hand. Common problems that require a plastic surgeon include:
- ganglion cyst (finger, palm, or wrist)
- trigger finger
- carpal tunnel
- fractures (broken bones)
- tendon injury (laceration)
- injury to nerves or blood vessels
- skin cancer
Scar Revision
Patients will often seek out plastic surgeons for treatment of difficult or problematic scars. Often, these scars have become hypertrophic or keloids. The treatment often requires combination therapy with multiple different techniques to improve upon an existing scar. A consultation with either Dr. Jerome Liu or Dr. Tom Liu. will determine the best way to approach your problem and achieve the best possible result.
Breast Reconstruction
Breast Reconstruction
Breast reconstruction gives breast cancer survivors the ability to once again discover the curves and contours that they used to enjoy. Our experienced surgical team can reunite you with the body you know you deserve.
Facial Reconstruction
Facial Reconstruction
If severe facial trauma has impacted your appearance, the SVIA reconstructive surgical team is here to help. We have extensive experience caring for both adults and children, and offer various forms of facial reconstruction.
Nasal and Facial Fractures
Nasal and Facial Fractures
Nasal and facial fractures have the unique ability to be both a cosmetic and medical issue, and often impact more than just your appearance. Our reconstructive team will work with you to restore the form and function of your facial region.
Breathing Problems
Breathing Problems
Your ability to breathe freely and clearly is important to your overall quality of life. Those experiencing functional issues with their nasal passages and airway are invited to get to know the surgical team at SVIA, which has extensive experience with functional reconstructive surgery.
