The Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at Graphic Era Hospital is dedicated to restoring both function and aesthetics through advanced surgical expertise. Our team of highly skilled plastic and reconstructive surgeons specialises in corrective, reconstructive, and cosmetic procedures designed to enhance appearance and restore confidence. Whether addressing congenital deformities, traumatic injuries, or aesthetic concerns, we combine precision, innovation, and patient-centred care to deliver optimal outcomes. Using state-of-the-art techniques, we provide customised solutions that ensure both functional restoration and natural-looking results.
When to Consider Aesthetic or Reconstructive Surgery?
Aesthetic and reconstructive surgery can be considered for functional restoration, cosmetic enhancement, or trauma recovery. If you have a congenital condition, suffered an injury, or want to improve your appearance, these procedures can offer life-changing benefits. Consulting a specialist will help determine the best approach for your needs.
You may consider aesthetic or reconstructive surgery if you have:

- Congenital anomalies, such as cleft lip, craniofacial deformities, or extra fingers/toes.
- Facial fractures or soft tissue injuries from accidents or trauma.
- Post-surgical or trauma-related disfigurements requiring reconstructive solutions.
- Severe burns, wounds, or skin defects needing skin grafts or flap surgery.
- Skin tumors, including benign or malignant lesions, requiring excision and reconstruction.
- Hand and limb injuries caused by machinery, accidents, or crush injuries.
- Aesthetic concerns, such as body contouring, facial enhancements, or eyelid surgery.
- Age-related changes impacting facial structure, skin elasticity, or eye appearance.
- Functional issues like drooping eyelids (ptosis) or jaw misalignment.
- Patients requiring AV fistula creation for dialysis treatment.
Things to Know Before Going for Aesthetic and Reconstructive Surgery
Before undergoing aesthetic or reconstructive surgery, it is essential to understand the procedure, recovery, and expected outcomes. A thorough consultation with a specialist will help set realistic expectations and ensure you are a suitable candidate.
Key Considerations:
- Medical Evaluation: A complete health assessment is necessary to determine suitability for surgery.
- Realistic Expectations: Understand the achievable results and possible limitations.
- Recovery Time: Some procedures require extended healing periods and lifestyle adjustments.
- Surgical Risks: Like any medical procedure, surgeries carry risks such as infection, scarring, or complications.
- Post-Operative Care: Following your surgeon’s guidelines ensures optimal healing and results.
- Cost and Insurance: Some reconstructive surgeries may be covered by insurance, while aesthetic procedures are typically self-funded.
- Lifestyle Adjustments: Avoid smoking, alcohol, and certain medications before surgery to promote better healing.
- Technology & Expertise: Choose a hospital with advanced facilities and experienced surgeons.
Why Choose Graphic Era Hospital for Aesthetic and Reconstructive Surgery?

Aesthetic and Reconstructive Surgeries available at Graphic Era Hospital
At Graphic Era Hospital, we offer a wide range of advanced aesthetic and reconstructive procedures designed to restore function, enhance appearance, and improve quality of life. Our expert surgeons use cutting-edge techniques to deliver safe and effective outcomes.
Our Key Surgical Services Include:
- Maxillofacial Surgery: Specialised treatment for facial injuries, fractures, and deformities. Procedures include jaw realignment, facial fracture repair, and reconstruction after tumor removal.
- Congenital Malformation Surgery: Correction of birth-related abnormalities such as cleft lip and palate, craniofacial malformations, and extra or fused fingers/toes to enhance function and aesthetics.
- Flap Reconstructive Surgery & Skin Grafts: Tissue repair and wound coverage using advanced techniques like local and free flap surgeries, microsurgical reconstruction, and skin grafting for burns or trauma.
- Skin Tumor Removal & Reconstruction: Surgical excision of benign and malignant skin tumors, including melanoma and basal cell carcinoma, followed by reconstructive procedures to restore natural appearance.
- AV Fistula Creation: Surgical creation of a reliable vascular access point for patients undergoing dialysis, ensuring effective and long-term use.
- Cosmetic and Aesthetic Surgery (Body Contouring): Procedures such as liposuction, abdominoplasty (tummy tuck), breast augmentation, reduction, and post-weight-loss body sculpting to enhance body aesthetics.
- Oculoplastic Surgery: Specialised surgical care for functional and cosmetic eyelid corrections, treatment of orbital fractures, and rejuvenation procedures for aging eyes.
- Machine Cut and Crush Injury Management: Microsurgical repair of severe hand and limb injuries, including nerve, tendon, and vessel reconstruction, to restore mobility and function.
Top Procedures
- Maxillofacial Surgery
- Congenital Malformation Surgery
- Flap Reconstructive Surgery & Skin Grafts
- Skin Tumor Removal & Reconstruction
- AV Fistula Creation
- Cosmetic and Aesthetic Surgery (Body Contouring)
- Oculoplastic Surgery
- Machine Cut and Crush Injury Management
Aesthetic and Reconstructive Conditions Treated at Graphic Era Hospital
Advanced Diagnostics & Technology
- Offers high-resolution imaging for detailed blood vessel analysis, aiding in accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.
- Delivers advanced imaging with high resolution for clear, detailed views of soft tissues, ensuring precise diagnostics.
- Provides high-quality, detailed radiographic images for accurate diagnosis with minimal exposure to radiation.



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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is the difference between aesthetic and reconstructive surgery?
Aesthetic (cosmetic) surgery focuses on enhancing appearance, while reconstructive surgery aims to restore function and normal appearance after injury, birth defects, or medical conditions.
Who is a good candidate for reconstructive surgery?
Patients with congenital deformities, trauma-related injuries, burns, or post-cancer reconstruction needs are ideal candidates for reconstructive surgery. A consultation with a specialist will determine suitability.
How long is the recovery time after aesthetic or reconstructive surgery?
Recovery varies depending on the type of procedure. Minor surgeries may take a few weeks, while more complex reconstructive procedures may require several months for full recovery.
Are aesthetic surgeries permanent?
Most aesthetic procedures provide long-lasting results, but factors like aging, lifestyle, and genetics can impact outcomes. Maintaining a healthy lifestyle can help prolong results.
Will insurance cover reconstructive surgery?
Insurance often covers reconstructive procedures performed for medical necessity, such as correcting birth defects, burns, or trauma-related injuries. Aesthetic (cosmetic) surgeries are generally not covered.