Oncological Surgery and Trauma Sequelae

Soft and/or hard tissue alterations in the body may be corrected, replaced, reduced, modelled or camouflaged. Currently used techniques allow us to increase, supplement, remove, stretch or even inject substances that, as a whole, may partly improve the effects produced by external or internal aggressions our body is subject to.

Conventional techniques using skin grafts and/or skin, muscle, bone or combined flaps intend to replace the affected part and recover shape and function.

Less invasive techniques are also used, such as peeling, pigmentation, depigmentation, filling with synthetic substances, lasers and skin nutrients.

Lipotransfer (injection of processed fat obtained from the patient) has provided a solution for defects involving soft tissue.

Regenerative Surgery currently provides novel alternatives, such as rich plasma and growth factors, which act by improving facial structures.

Use of these tools, either alone or in combination, allow us to achieve satisfactory results and plan therapeutic strategies tailored to each patient.