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Medifacials

Soft tissue injuries of the face

Plastic surgeons are well-equipped to treat soft tissue injuries of the face, combining their expertise in both functional and aesthetic aspects of facial reconstruction. The treatment of soft tissue injuries depends on the specific nature and severity of the injury.

Here are some common approaches used by plastic surgeons:

  1. Wound Assessment and Cleaning: The plastic surgeon will assess the soft tissue injury, evaluating its extent and associated injuries. They will clean the wound thoroughly to remove debris, foreign objects, and contaminants that may increase the risk of infection. Careful wound cleaning is essential to promote optimal healing.

  2. Wound Closure: The plastic surgeon will determine the most appropriate method of wound closure based on the size, depth, and location of the soft tissue injury. They may use techniques such as sutures (stitches), tissue adhesives, or staples to close the wound. The goal is to achieve precise wound approximation and promote proper healing.

  3. Scar Management: Plastic surgeons are skilled in managing scars resulting from soft tissue injuries to optimize functional outcomes and aesthetics. They may employ techniques such as scar revision surgery, laser therapy, corticosteroid injections, or the application of specialized dressings or silicone sheets to minimize scar formation and improve the appearance of the scar.

  4. Soft Tissue Reconstruction: In cases where the soft tissue injury involves significant tissue loss or complex wounds, plastic surgeons may perform soft tissue reconstruction procedures. These procedures may include local tissue flaps, skin grafts, or microvascular free tissue transfer. The surgeon aims to restore the natural contours, function, and aesthetics of the face.

  5. Follow-Up Care: Plastic surgeons provide ongoing follow-up care to monitor the healing process, assess outcomes, and make any necessary adjustments. They may also work closely with other specialists, such as ophthalmologists or maxillofacial surgeons, if the injury involves the eyes or deeper facial structures. The goal is to ensure optimal recovery and long-term results.

Throughout the treatment process, plastic surgeons consider both the functional and aesthetic aspects of the soft tissue injury. They strive to achieve optimal wound healing, minimize scarring, and restore or improve facial function and appearance.

If you have a soft tissue injury of the face, it is important to seek immediate medical attention. A qualified plastic surgeon can assess the injury, determine the most appropriate treatment plan, and guide you through the process of recovery to achieve the best possible outcome.

Soft tissue injuries of the face Treatment – Frequently Asked Questions

What are the treatments available at Delight Clinic?

Peels: Azelan Peel, Salicylic Peel, Ferulic Peel, Green Peel, Jessner Peel, Retinol Peel, Black Peel. Q-Switch Laser- Carbon Peel RF-Micro needling (For Acne Scars)

What Food Is Good To Eat To Prevent Acne?

Some skin-friendly food choices include: Whole grains, Legumes, Unprocessed fruits like apricots, blueberries, tomatoes and red grapes. Unprocessed vegetables like carrots, avocado, sweet potato, beetroot, spinach and other dark green and leafy vegetables, Food containing mineral zinc, vitamins A and E and chemicals called antioxidants. Quinoa, Turkey, Fish, Oat milk, Pumpkin seeds.