The Department of Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery at Mohammadia Nursing Home provides specialised surgical care aimed at restoring the appearance and function of body parts affected by injury, disease, birth defects, or burns. Our experienced plastic surgeons are trained in the latest reconstructive techniques to deliver the best possible outcomes for every patient.
We focus on both reconstructive and aesthetic surgical procedures with a patient-centred approach. Our team works in close coordination with General Surgery, Orthopaedics, and the Burns unit to provide comprehensive plastic and reconstructive care to all patients requiring surgical restoration.
Our plastic surgery unit handles a wide range of reconstructive and corrective procedures with precision and care.
Our plastic surgeons are highly skilled in managing complex reconstructive cases including post-burn deformities, traumatic injuries, and congenital defects. As a NABH accredited hospital, Mohammadia Nursing Home follows strict surgical safety protocols and infection control standards. Our well-equipped operation theatres and dedicated surgical wards ensure patients receive the highest quality of care throughout their treatment and recovery.
We treat and manage conditions including burn injuries, post-burn contractures, traumatic wounds, skin defects, pressure sores, diabetic foot ulcers, cleft lip and palate, congenital hand deformities, facial injuries, keloids and hypertrophic scars, and soft tissue tumours. Both emergency reconstructive cases and elective plastic surgery procedures are handled with utmost care and precision.
Our department offers OPD plastic surgery consultations, burn wound management, split thickness and full thickness skin grafting, local and regional flap surgeries, scar revision, contracture release, cleft lip and palate repair, hand surgery, microsurgical procedures, post-traumatic facial reconstruction, and wound care management. Emergency plastic surgery services are available round the clock for trauma and burn cases.
Patients are advised to strictly follow all post-operative wound care instructions, keep surgical sites clean and dry, avoid sun exposure on healing skin, and attend all scheduled follow-up appointments. Patients with burns should follow physiotherapy and splinting protocols to prevent contractures. A nutritious diet rich in proteins and vitamins is essential to support wound healing and recovery after plastic and reconstructive surgical procedures.
