Post Traumatic Repairs (Face & Body)

OP. DR. ERKAN DENİZ Post Traumatic Repairs (Face & Body) Post-traumatic repair is the surgical repair of tissue damage caused by traffic accidents, falls, cuts, burns, animal bites or blows. These operations not only correct the aesthetic appearance but also restore the functional integrity of muscle, nerve and vascular structures. Scarring, disfigurement or tissue loss […]
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OP. DR. ERKAN DENİZ

Post Traumatic Repairs (Face & Body)

Post-traumatic repair is the surgical repair of tissue damage caused by traffic accidents, falls, cuts, burns, animal bites or blows. These operations not only correct the aesthetic appearance but also restore the functional integrity of muscle, nerve and vascular structures.


Scarring, disfigurement or tissue loss after trauma can have both physical and psychological effects on the person. Thanks to reconstructive surgery, these damages are corrected and the face and body are restored to their natural appearance and function. Objective; naturalness, symmetry and freedom of movement is to restore it.


Since each patient's trauma type and tissue loss are different, the treatment plan is tailored to the individual. It can range from simple suture repairs to microsurgical nerve-tendon repairs. In some cases, second-stage corrections can be performed with laser or PRP treatments to support aesthetic results.


  • Repair of tissue loss following accidents, blows or burns
  • Correction of facial, lip, nose and hand deformities
  • Microsurgical repair of nerve, tendon and muscle injuries
  • Aesthetic improvement of the appearance of scars and scars
  • Restoring physical functions and restoring the natural appearance
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Post Traumatic Repairs - FAQ

Frequently asked questions about surgical repair of facial and body trauma

Do scars remain after trauma?
There is a risk of scarring, but the appearance can be minimized with aesthetic suturing techniques and laser/PRP-assisted treatments.
Is it intervened immediately after trauma?
The best results are obtained when interventions are performed within the first 6-12 hours after trauma; however, corrective surgeries are also possible in the late period.
Will there be improvement if facial nerves are damaged?
Yes. Nerve repairs can be performed with microsurgery. Recovery takes time, but functional return is possible.
Is the aesthetic appearance completely restored?
In minor traumas, yes; in advanced cases, the appearance is significantly improved and a result close to natural proportions is obtained.
Can correction be done after the wound has healed?
Yes, it is possible. Old scars or deformities can be aesthetically improved with secondary correction surgery.
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