Reconstructive Plastic Surgery
Breast Reconstruction
Breast reconstruction rebuilds a breast removed or partly removed for cancer, using an implant or the patient’s own tissue, immediately at mastectomy or later.
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Reconstructive Plastic Surgery
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Reconstructive Surgery · Turkey
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Turkey
17 procedures
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Breast reconstruction rebuilds a breast removed or partly removed for cancer, using an implant or the patient’s own tissue, immediately at mastectomy or later.
Burn reconstruction treats what a healed burn leaves behind: tight contractures across joints, thick raised scars, distorted features and skin that no longer works prope…
Cleft lip surgery closes a gap in the upper lip, usually at around 3 to 6 months of age, rebuilding the muscle ring as well as the skin and often correcting the nose at…
Cleft palate surgery closes the roof of the mouth and rebuilds the muscle sling that controls speech, usually at around 9 to 12 months so it is in place before speech de…
Congenital deformity correction treats differences present from birth, including hand differences, vascular birthmarks, chest wall differences and skull shape, where cle…
Facial reconstruction rebuilds the face after cancer surgery, injury or a condition present at birth.
Facial trauma reconstruction repairs broken facial bones and the soft tissue over them after an injury.
Hand reconstruction restores function after injury, infection or a condition present at birth, repairing tendons, nerves, bone and skin cover.
Keloid surgery removes a scar that has grown beyond the boundary of the original wound and will not settle on its own.
Microtia surgery builds an outer ear that did not form properly before birth, usually from the child’s own rib cartilage in two stages from around 8 to 10 years old, or…
Outer ear reconstruction rebuilds an ear damaged or lost to cancer surgery, injury, a bite or a burn.
Post-trauma reconstruction rebuilds what an injury left behind once the emergency is over: missing soft tissue over exposed bone or metal, scarred and tethered areas, co…
Reconstructive fat grafting moves small volumes of the patient’s own fat into contour defects after cancer surgery, trauma or burns, and into areas damaged by radiothera…
Reconstructive surgery restores form and function lost to cancer, injury, burns or a condition present at birth.
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Scar revision exchanges an existing scar for a better one; no operation removes a scar entirely.
Skin cancer reconstruction closes the defect left after a cancer is removed, most often on the face where sun exposure is greatest.
Tissue expansion grows extra skin by placing a silicone balloon beneath healthy skin and inflating it with saline over 2 to 4 months, producing matched skin with the sam…
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Anaesthesia, operating time, hospital stay, downtime and the earliest safe day to fly home, side by side.
| 17 procedures | Anaesthesia | Operation time | Hospital stay | Time off work | Before flying home | Results visible | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Breast Reconstruction | General | 120–480 min | 4 nights | 42 days | 21 days | 3 months | — |
| Burn Reconstruction | General | 60–360 min | 2 nights | 28 days | 14 days | 6 months | — |
| Cleft Lip Surgery | General | 90–180 min | 1 night | 14 days | 10 days | 3 months | — |
| Cleft Palate Surgery | General | 120–180 min | 2 nights | 14 days | 14 days | 6 months | — |
| Congenital Deformity Correction | General | 60–300 min | 1 night | 21 days | 10 days | 6 months | — |
| Facial Reconstruction | General / Local with sedation | 60–480 min | 3 nights | 28 days | 14 days | 3 months | — |
| Facial Trauma Reconstruction | General | 60–300 min | 2 nights | 21 days | 10 days | 3 months | — |
| Hand Reconstruction | General / Local with sedation | 60–360 min | 1 night | 42 days | 14 days | 6 months | — |
| Keloid Surgery | Local / Local with sedation | 30–90 min | 0 nights | 5 days | 3 days | 6 months | — |
| Microtia Surgery | General | 180–300 min | 2 nights | 21 days | 14 days | 6 months | — |
| Outer Ear Reconstruction | Local with sedation / General | 60–240 min | 1 night | 10 days | 7 days | 3 months | — |
| Post-Trauma Reconstruction | General | 90–480 min | 3 nights | 42 days | 21 days | 6 months | — |
| Reconstructive Fat Grafting | Local with sedation / General | 60–180 min | 0 nights | 7 days | 5 days | 6 months | — |
| Reconstructive Surgery | General / Local with sedation | 60–480 min | 2 nights | 28 days | 14 days | 3 months | €1,380$1,540£1,150 |
| Scar Revision | Local / Local with sedation / General | 30–120 min | 0 nights | 5 days | 3 days | 3 months | — |
| Skin Cancer Reconstruction | Local / Local with sedation / General | 30–240 min | 0 nights | 10 days | 5 days | 3 months | — |
| Tissue Expansion | General | 45–180 min | 1 night | 10 days | 7 days | 3-4 months of expansion | €2,690$3,000£2,240 |
Prices are indicative ranges collected from clinics and verified periodically. Your final price follows a personal consultation.
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A breast removed or partly removed for cancer
Timing has to be planned around chemotherapy and radiotherapy, which change what is possible.
A scar that is wide, tethered, uncomfortable or in the wrong direction
Wait a full year before revising anything; scars improve on their own for longer than patients expect.
A raised scar that keeps growing beyond the original wound
A keloid is a distinct problem from an ordinary scar, and surgery alone has a high recurrence rate.
Contractures, tight skin or disfigurement after a burn
Burn reconstruction is a programme over years, and pressure garments and therapy matter as much as surgery.
A cleft lip or palate in a child
This is a care pathway from infancy to adulthood, not an operation. Continuity matters more than any surgeon.
An ear that did not form, or one lost to injury or cancer
Microtia is congenital and staged in childhood; acquired loss is a different problem with different options.
A defect after a facial skin cancer has been removed
Margins must be confirmed clear before anything is rebuilt over them.
Broken facial bones, or a face that healed badly after an injury
Acute fractures are fixed within days to weeks; correcting a badly healed face later is much harder.
Loss of function or coverage in the hand after injury
Hand therapy several times a week for months determines the result more than the operation does.
A difference present from birth, other than cleft or microtia
Timing is usually decided by growth and by school age rather than by when parents would prefer.
Late reconstruction after an injury has healed badly
Secondary reconstruction is planned against scarred tissue and is harder than getting it right first time.
Not enough skin to close a defect or cover an implant
Expansion grows matched skin over months of inflation, then a second operation uses it.
Combining operations saves a second anaesthetic and a second trip but lengthens surgery and recovery. Surgeons set limits on total operating time.
An expander is placed and inflated over months to grow skin that matches the area, which is then used to resurface a burn scar or cover a defect.
Small volumes of fat are grafted over several sessions to soften contour, improve radiotherapy-damaged skin and refine the result after the main reconstruction.
Revision is planned once the reconstruction has settled and scars have matured, usually a year or more after the original injury.
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