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What is Maxillofacial Trauma Surgery?

Maxillofacial trauma surgery is a specialized field of surgery focused on treating injuries and disorders affecting the facial skeleton and associated structures. This branch of surgery addresses trauma to the maxilla (upper jaw), mandible (lower jaw), and other facial bones. Here’s a detailed overview:

Maxillofacial trauma surgery involves the diagnosis, management, and surgical treatment of injuries to the face, jaw, and related areas. These injuries can result from accidents, falls, sports injuries, violence, or congenital anomalies. The goal is to restore both function and aesthetics, ensuring optimal recovery and quality of life for the patient.

Common Injuries and Conditions Treated:

  • Fractures:
    Broken bones in the face, such as the maxilla, mandible, zygomatic arch (cheekbone), and nasal bones.
  • Dislocations:
    Misalignment of the jaw or other facial bones.
  • Soft Tissue Injuries:
    Damage to the skin, muscles, and other soft tissues of the face.
  • Dental Injuries:
    Trauma to the teeth and gums.
  • Facial Deformities:
    Congenital or acquired conditions affecting facial structure and function.

Surgical Procedures:

  • Fracture Repair:
    Techniques such as internal fixation with plates and screws, external fixation, or wiring are used to stabilize and align fractured bones.
  • Reconstruction:
    Rebuilding and restoring facial structures to their original shape and function, which may include grafts and implants.
  • Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery:
    Repair of injuries or conditions affecting the mouth, jaws, and related structures.
  • Soft Tissue Reconstruction:
    Repair of damaged skin, muscles, and other soft tissues using sutures, grafts, or flaps.

Benefits of Maxillofacial Trauma Surgery

Ear surgery can improve appearance, restore function, and enhance quality of life for patients of all ages.

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Functional Restoration

Improves the ability to eat, speak, and breathe normally.

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Aesthetic Improvement

Enhances facial appearance and symmetry, contributing to psychological well-being.

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Pain Relief

Alleviates discomfort associated with facial injuries.

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Long-Term Outcomes

Aims for optimal recovery and minimal long-term complications.

Patient Testimonials

"After years of being self-conscious about my ears, Dr. Roy helped me regain my confidence. The procedure was smooth, and the results were better than I imagined."

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Anjali Mehra

Cosmetic Otoplasty Patient

"My son was born with prominent ears, and it affected his self-esteem. Dr. Gaurav's kind approach and expertise made all the difference. The surgery was quick, and the outcome was amazing."

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Ritika Sharma

Parent of Pediatric Otoplasty Patient

"Following an accident, my ear was badly damaged. Dr. Roy reconstructed it beautifully. I’m so thankful for the care and skill shown throughout my treatment."

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Vikram Joshi

Reconstructive Ear Surgery Patient

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Address-1

Gangapur Rd, opposite madhur sweets, Ashtavinayak Colony,
Savarkar Nagar, Nashik, Maharashtra 422013

Phone-Gangapur road

8007484847

Address-2

Dr ROY ENT Clinic and Speciality Hospital
Ground Floor, Purab Paschim Plaza
New Cidco, Trimurti Chowk, Savata Nagar, Nashik, Maharashtra 422008

Phone-Trimurti Chowk

7774077606

Email

info@royentclinic.com

Business Hours

Monday - Friday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Saturday: 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Sunday: Closed

Frequently Asked Questions

Ear surgery (otoplasty) can treat prominent ears, overly large ears (macrotia), ear deformities due to congenital conditions like microtia, trauma-related ear damage, or dissatisfaction with previous ear surgeries.

Yes, ear surgery is generally a safe and well-tolerated procedure when performed by an experienced surgeon. As with any surgery, there are risks, but complications are rare and usually minor.

Most patients recover from ear surgery within 1–2 weeks. A protective dressing or headband is typically worn for the first few days, and normal activities can usually be resumed soon after with minimal discomfort.

Ear surgery incisions are usually made behind the ear or within natural creases, making any scarring minimal and well-concealed.

Anyone with prominent, misshapen, or damaged ears who is in good general health may be a candidate. Children as young as 5 or 6 are also eligible if the ears have fully developed.