FACE ACADEMY INDIA


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What is a Facial Plastic Surgeon?
A facial plastic surgeon specialises in Facial Trauma, Aesthetic and reconstructive surgery of the face, head and neck only. They commonly perform procedures relating to the eyes, ears, nose, neck, face, chin and skin. Just like a plastic surgeon, a facial plastic surgeon in india is a fully qualified Otorhinolaryngologists who will be going on to do further training allowing them to specialise in surgery of the face.
Many aspects of plastic and reconstructive surgery are performed by members of the ISFARO depending upon the training and interests of the individual surgeon. The surgery performed falls into several categories:
• Traumatic deformities, including primary and secondary repair of both soft tissue and skeletal injuries
• Aesthetic procedures including blepharoplasty, forehead lift, facelift, otoplasty, rhinoplasty, dermabrasion, facial chemical peels, and removal of blemishes.
• Congenital deformities such as microtia, otoplasty, oculoplastic defects, and cleft lip and nose.
• Ablative and reconstructive tumour surgery, including all major surgical procedures for the resection and reconstruction of neoplasms in the head and neck areas.

What is the history of Facial Plastic Surgery?

Facial plastic surgery developed from German surgeon Jacques Joseph who treated soldiers suffering disfigurement during world war 1. He recognised that those injured had better self esteem if their face was reconstructed favourably. Having a presentable face was even more important than other areas of the body such as arms or legs, with regards to psychological wellbeing.
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