7^th International Dermatology and Cosmetology Congress

Plastic and reconstructive surgery

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Plastic, restorative, and reconstructive surgery alludes to an assortment of operations performed keeping in mind the end goal to repair or reestablish body parts to look ordinary, or to change a body part to look better. These sorts of surgery are very particular. They are characterized via cautious arrangement of the patient's skin and tissues, by exact cutting and suturing strategies, and by care taken to limit scarring. Late advances in the improvement of scaled down instruments, new materials for artificial appendages and body parts, and enhanced surgical systems have extended the scope of plastic surgery operations that can be performed. Plastic surgery is normally performed to treat birth absconds and to expel skin flaws, for example, warts, acne scars, or pigmentations. Corrective surgery techniques are performed to make the patient look more youthful or upgrade his or her appearance in different ways. Reconstructive surgery is utilized to reattach body parts separated in battle or mischances, toper form skin joins after extreme consumes, or to recreate parts of the patient's body that were missing during childbirth or removed by surgery.