Plastic, Reconstructive & Aesthetic Surgery

Overview

The Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at Sir H. N. Reliance Foundation Hospital offers advanced, patient-centred care across a wide spectrum of surgical needs, from complex reconstructive procedures to aesthetic enhancements.

Our team of highly qualified, board-certified plastic surgeons specialises in reconstructive surgeries for patients recovering from trauma, cancer, congenital conditions, or infections, helping them regain normal appearance and function. We also offer a wide range of aesthetic (cosmetic) procedures for facial rejuvenation, body contouring, and more, designed to enhance natural beauty and boost confidence.

Our department is equipped with advanced, accredited surgical facilities and the latest technologies to ensure precision, safety, and the best possible outcomes. We plan treatments tailored to the goals and expectations set by our patients and execute surgeries with an emphasis on comfort, confidentiality, and compassionate care.

Our Services
Technology & Infrastructure
Conditions We Treat

We offer treatments specific to various conditions requiring cosmetic and/or aesthetic correction of defects or deformities due to various causes. Our services include the following:

Reconstructive microsurgery: Precision surgery to rebuild complex structures like the breast, oral cavity, or soft tissues following cancer, trauma, or infection.
Breast reconstruction and cosmetic surgery: Surgical procedures to restore breast shape (with or without silicone implants) after mastectomy or enhance body contours for aesthetic goals.
Cosmetic facial surgeries: Procedures to enhance facial features, reduce signs of ageing, or correct deformities. These include rhinoplasty surgery (nose job), fat injection, blepharoplasty, facelift, and body contouring (skin or jawline).
Non-invasive aesthetic procedures: Include Botox and dermal fillers for smoother skin and thread lifts for skin tightening.
Body contouring procedures: These include breast augmentation, breast reduction, abdominoplasty (tummy tuck), brachioplasty, thigh lift, lower body lift, 360-degree liposuction, and buttock augmentation.
Hair transplant: Surgical treatment for hair loss.
Limb reconstruction: Restores function and appearance in hands, fingers, or legs after injury or deformity.
Head and neck cancer reconstruction: Soft tissue reconstruction after cancer surgery in the face, jaw, or neck to restore appearance and function.
Extremity reconstruction: Soft-tissue sarcoma defect reconstruction with flaps (bone or skin flaps).
Trauma surgery: Reconstructive procedures to repair soft tissue damage from accidents or injuries, including finger and small body part replantation, orthopaedic trauma reconstruction, and treatment of facial bone fractures.
Correction of congenital anomalies: Surgical correction of birth conditions such as cleft lip, palate, or limb abnormalities.
Diabetic and chronic wound surgeries: Specialised surgical care to promote healing of non-healing wounds, especially in diabetic patients.
Complex face reanimation surgery: For facial nerve injury/paralysis
Brachial plexus surgery: To restore function after nerve injury.
Genitourinary reconstruction: Surgical restoration of genital or urinary structures.
Tattoo removal: Cosmetic procedure to remove unwanted tattoos.

Our department is equipped with state-of-the-art operating suites and precision tools designed for complex microsurgical and aesthetic procedures. These advanced technologies help us deliver safe, effective, personalized care across all reconstructive and cosmetic treatments.

Our department specialises in providing advanced treatments for several conditions and to meet specific preferences:

Lymphoedema: Swelling caused by blocked lymphatic drainage.
Congenital anomalies: Birth conditions such as cleft lip, cleft palate, ear anomalies, syndactyly, and hand anomalies.
Post-burn deformities: Skin scarring due to burn injuries.
Scars (hypertrophic scar and keloid): Thick, raised, or painful scars on the skin.
Chronic wounds: Long-standing wounds like diabetic foot ulcers and pressure ulcers.
Skin tumours: Cancerous or non-cancerous skin growths such as basal cell cancer or lipomas.