What Is Post-Burns Reconstruction?
Post-burns reconstruction refers to a series of surgical and non-surgical procedures that improve the appearance and functionality of areas affected by burns. Burns can cause scarring, skin contractures (tightening), pigmentation changes, and contour deformities.
Our goal is to release tension, restore flexibility, smooth the skin, and recreate natural contours — helping you look and feel like yourself again.
Who Is a Candidate for Post-Burn Reconstruction?
You may benefit from this procedure if you:
✔ Have visible or tight scars that restrict movement or cause discomfort
✔ Experience pain, itching, or emotional distress related to scarring
✔ Wish to improve the aesthetic appearance of burn-affected areas
✔ Have completed the initial healing phase after a burn injury
✔ Are in good overall health and have realistic expectations about results
Types of Post-Burn Reconstructive Procedures
Depending on the type, severity, and age of your burn scars, your personalised treatment plan may include:
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Scar Release and Skin Grafting
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Releases tight, restrictive scar tissue.
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Replaces damaged skin with healthy grafts from other areas of the body.
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Flap Surgery
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Transfers healthy tissue (skin, muscle, or fat) from another area to cover and rebuild damaged regions.
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Ideal for restoring volume, contour, and flexibility.
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Z-Plasty and Local Tissue Rearrangement
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Surgical techniques that realign scars along natural skin creases for improved appearance and motion.
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Laser Scar Resurfacing
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Reduces redness, smooths texture, and softens thick or raised burn scars.
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Fat Grafting & PRP Therapy
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Improves contour, softens scar tissue, and enhances healing through regenerative cell stimulation.
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Reconstructive Hand, Face, and Neck Procedures
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Restores mobility, expression, and symmetry in delicate, visible areas.
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Professional, precise, and truly personal care
Let your journey to self-confidence begin here. Our expert team is ready to help you look and feel your absolute best—with results that speak for themselves.
What to Expect
Procedure Duration: Varies depending on area and method (1–6 hours).
Anaesthesia: Local or general, depending on complexity.
Recovery:
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Initial healing in 1–3 weeks for minor procedures; longer for complex reconstructions.
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Compression garments, silicone therapy, and physiotherapy may be recommended.
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Gradual improvement in flexibility, comfort, and appearance over several months.
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Scars continue to fade and soften with ongoing care.
