At Birmole Hospital, our Plastic Surgery Department provides specialised treatment for burns, traumatic injuries, wounds, scars and conditions requiring reconstructive surgery. Our plastic surgeons focus on restoring function, supporting natural healing and improving appearance through personalised medical and surgical care.
Whether you have experienced a burn, facial injury, hand trauma, complex wound, tissue loss or a scar affecting movement or appearance, our team provides timely evaluation, careful treatment planning and complete recovery support.
Plastic Surgery focuses on repairing and reconstructing damaged skin, soft tissues, muscles, nerves and other body structures. It helps restore function and appearance following burns, accidents, injuries, infections, surgery or congenital conditions.
Burn Reconstruction
Treatment for burn wounds, contractures, scars and functional limitations caused by burns.
Trauma Reconstruction
Repair of damaged skin, soft tissues, nerves and body structures following accidents or injuries.
Wound & Scar Care
Specialised management of complex wounds, non-healing injuries and prominent or restrictive scars.
Burn Injury Treatment
Assessment and treatment for thermal, electrical, chemical and other burn-related injuries.
Post-Burn Reconstruction
Surgical correction of burn scars, contractures, deformities and restricted body movement.
Facial Trauma Reconstruction
Repair of facial wounds, soft-tissue injuries and deformities caused by accidents or trauma.
Hand Injury Surgery
Specialised treatment for tendon, nerve, skin and soft-tissue injuries affecting the hand.
Complex Wound Management
Advanced care for deep, infected, traumatic and difficult-to-heal wounds.
Skin Grafting Procedures
Transfer of healthy skin to cover wounds, burns and areas of significant tissue loss.
Scar Revision Surgery
Treatment to improve painful, raised, prominent or movement-restricting scars.
Soft-Tissue Reconstruction
Restoration of damaged or missing tissue following trauma, infection or previous surgery.
Burns and traumatic injuries can affect movement, comfort, appearance and quality of life. Our plastic surgeons assess the extent of tissue damage and recommend wound care, skin grafting, reconstructive procedures or rehabilitation according to the patient’s needs.
Our specialists provide evidence-based surgical care for burns, trauma, wounds and reconstructive conditions.
We carefully assess tissue damage, movement, circulation and wound condition before planning treatment.
Timely surgical support is available for burns, accidental injuries and urgent reconstructive needs.
Patients receive guidance about wound care, medicines, physiotherapy, scar management and follow-up.
Modern skin grafting, tissue repair and reconstructive procedures support healing and functional recovery.
Plastic surgeons coordinate with trauma specialists, orthopaedic surgeons and rehabilitation teams when required.
Step 1
Book
Schedule a consultation with our experienced plastic surgery specialist today.
Step 2
Check-In
Share your injury, medical history, medicines and previous treatment reports.
Step 3
Consult
Our specialist examines you and recommends necessary diagnostic tests accordingly.
Step 4
Follow-Up
Receive clear guidance about treatment, surgery, recovery and follow-up care.
You should consult a plastic surgeon for burns, traumatic wounds, facial or hand injuries, tissue loss, non-healing wounds, restrictive scars or conditions requiring reconstructive surgery.
Yes. We provide evaluation, wound management and surgical treatment for thermal, electrical, chemical and scald burns based on the depth and severity of the injury.
Post-burn reconstruction helps correct scars, contractures and deformities that may affect movement, function or appearance after the original burn wound has healed.
Skin grafting is a surgical procedure in which healthy skin is taken from one area of the body and used to cover a burn, wound or area of tissue loss.
Scars cannot always be completely removed, but treatments such as scar revision, medicines and other procedures may improve their appearance, texture and associated discomfort.
Recovery depends on the injury, procedure and amount of tissue involved. Your surgeon will provide personalised guidance regarding wound care, activity, rehabilitation and follow-up.