Reconstructive Surgery

Reconstructive surgery aims to restore form and function after trauma, malformations, or cancer treatments. We use microsurgery and personalized techniques to reconstruct tissues, joints, and bone structures, always prioritizing the patient’s functional and aesthetic recovery.

Reconstructive surgery of the lower extremity

This refers to the branch of reconstructive surgery that restores the coverage, form, or function of the upper extremity. There are many causes that may require reconstructive surgery for treatment, the most frequent being traumatic, although infectious, tumorous, congenital, iatrogenic,...

Pseudoarthrosis and Osteomyelitis

Pseudoarthrosis, also known as nonunion, is a medical condition that occurs when a fractured bone fails to heal properly, forming a false joint at the fracture site. Because there is no bone healing at this level, the bone remains unstable,...

Reconstructive Head and Neck Surgery

Reconstructive head and neck surgery is a specialized branch of surgery that focuses on restoring the form and function of the structures of the head, neck, and face. These procedures are for patients who have suffered damage due to injuries...

Burns and their consequences

Burns are serious injuries that can affect the skin and underlying tissues, causing skin loss and potentially leading to long-term consequences....

Breast Reconstructive Surgery

This term refers to the branch of reconstructive surgery that addresses any alteration in the shape, appearance, or function of the breast, whether congenital or acquired. The most common indication for this type of surgery is after a lumpectomy or...