20^th World Dermatology Congress

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery

Plastic, therapeutic and reconstructive surgery are a group of surgeries performed remembering the true objective to repair or restore body parts to look standard or to enhance a body part to look better. These sorts of surgeries are extremely specific. They are carried out by cutting the patients’ skin and tissue precisely and by correct suturing methodologies. Recent advances in the change of downsized instruments, new materials for artificial limbs and body parts, and improved surgical frameworks have expanded the extent of plastic surgery tasks that can be performed. Plastic surgery is performed regularly to treat birth absconds and to eliminate skin defects like warts, skin break out scars or pigmentations. Remedial surgery procedures are performed to make the patient look younger or to beautify his or her appearance. Reconstructive surgery is used to reattach body parts isolated in fight or mishaps, toper frame skin joins after outrageous devours, or to reproduce parts of the patient's body that were absent amid labor or evacuated by surgery.