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Reconstructive Facial Surgery
Reconstructive facial surgery
Restoring form and function after injury, illness or previous surgery with a considered, individually planned approach to complex facial reconstruction.
OVERVIEW
Restoring form and function after complex loss
Reconstruction follows injury, illness such as tumour removal, or a previous operation that hasn’t achieved a lasting result. Each case requires an individually tailored plan.
Imaging and, where relevant, 3D modelling guide the reconstruction, so both function and natural facial appearance are restored as closely as possible to how they were before.
- Restoring function — bite, breathing, vision and movement
- Re-establishing natural facial proportion and symmetry
- An individually tailored plan for complex cases
IS IT RIGHT FOR YOU?
You may be a candidate if…
- You need reconstruction after injury or tumour removal
- A previous procedure hasn't achieved a lasting result
- You have complex or unusual facial anatomy to restore
- You have been told nothing more can be done
“Reconstruction is rarely one operation solved in isolation — it’s a plan built around what a face has already been through, and where it needs to go.”
— Mr Nabeel Bhatti
THE PROCESS
How your treatment unfolds
01
Consultation & imaging
A thorough assessment and detailed scans build a full picture.
02
3D surgical planning
Your reconstruction is modelled and rehearsed before the day.
03
The operation
Performed by Mr Bhatti with meticulous attention to detail.
04
Recovery & review
Structured follow-up supports a full, well-monitored recovery.
RECOVERY & OUTCOMES
What to expect afterwards
The first days
Swelling and bruising settle gradually, with close monitoring.
The first weeks
A staged return to routine, with regular follow-up review.
Longer term
Final results settle over the months that follow surgery.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Reconstructive Facial Surgery, answered
Can you help if I was treated elsewhere first?
Yes. Many reconstructive cases follow treatment that didn’t achieve a lasting result. Mr Bhatti reviews your full history and imaging before advising on next steps.
How many operations will I need?
This depends on the complexity of your case; some are resolved in one operation, others need a staged approach.
Will results look natural?
Yes — the aim is always a natural, proportionate outcome, discussed and planned with you individually.
AT A GLANCE
Focus
Facial reconstruction
Anaesthetic
General
Hospital stay
1–3 nights
Recovery
4–8 weeks
Planning
3D-modelled
Consultation
By arrangement
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