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Common flap options & what they do
We select the donor tissue that best matches the defect and your goals. Typical options include perforator flaps (DIEP, ALT, SGAP/IGAP), muscle flaps (gracilis, latissimus), and composite osteocutaneous flaps when bone reconstruction is needed. Each flap has different advantages — some preserve donor-site strength, others give extra bulk or skin for contouring — and we explain the choice clearly during your consultation.
The operation & recovery — what to expect
Microsurgical procedures can be long and technically demanding. Surgery is performed under general anaesthesia and may require a hospital stay for close flap monitoring. Early recovery focuses on flap perfusion, pain control, and preventing complications.
Most patients begin physical therapy as soon as it is safe; full functional recovery depends on the area reconstructed and the complexity of the repair. Outcomes in experienced centres are very good when the right technique and team are used.
Why choose Beautiful You for microsurgical reconstruction?
We pair reconstructive expertise with a patient-centred approach: meticulous planning, modern perioperative monitoring, and integrated rehabilitation to support the best functional and aesthetic outcome. Our focus is on restoring your life — not just repairing tissue — and on guiding you through each step with honesty and care.
How we plan your care
Your journey begins with a detailed assessment: clinical exam, imaging as needed, and discussion of priorities (function versus appearance versus donor-site considerations). We create a step-by-step plan that coordinates surgery, hospital care, and rehabilitation — microsurgical success is as much about postoperative monitoring and therapy as it is about the operation itself.
Benefits you can expect
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Replace missing tissue with living, well-vascularised tissue for durable, natural results.
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Restore coverage for exposed bone or tendons and reduce the risk of infection.
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Improve limb function, joint mobility, and cosmetic appearance.
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Achieve reconstructions that tolerate future therapies such as radiation when needed.
Risks & realistic expectations
No surgery is without risk. Microsurgical reconstruction carries possible complications such as flap congestion or loss, infection, donor-site issues, and the need for revision procedures.
Your surgical team will explain risks clearly and take steps to minimise them — microsurgery performed by an experienced team in a properly equipped facility offers the best odds of success.
