...are commonly used in cases wherein the skin is not expected to come together without being stitched back, primarily due to the size of the wound. In some cases, absorbable...
Definition and Overview Reconstructive surgery refers to a wide range of surgical procedures performed to restore the original appearance of certain body parts or their function. This is typically performed...
...underlying bone structure. This procedure aims to create a plus balanced and aesthetically pleasing facial appearance. **Benefits of Facial Contouring** * **Improved proportions:** Reshapes the face to create a plus...
...have suffered minor injury or inflammation of muscles and tissues. Dry needling – A procedure similar to acupuncture, this uses filiform or hypodermic needles to treat muscle pain. These needles...
...foods in one’s diet can lead to deficiency. * **Malabsorption Syndromes:** Conditions like celiac disease or Crohn’s disease can impair the absorption of folate from the intestines. * **Pregnancy and...
...may also need to adhere to a physical therapy program to promote healing and recover function of the affected parts. For those with malignant tumour growth, resection could provide a...
...and eating. There may be some dietary restrictions following an operation. At this point, the patient is expected to rest as much as possible to allow the body to heal...
...to reduce the risk of wound infection and are prohibited from engaging in strenuous activities for at least six weeks after the procedure. They are also advised to return to...
...injected into it, marking the duct. The borders of the nipple are then traced and incised (circumareolar incision). The areolar skin is raised up to create a skin flap. The...
...to a fracture to the ribs, forceful blow to the abdomen, and sporting or car accidents. A ruptured spleen is a medical emergency. A trip to the hospital is needed...