Facial and Maxillofacial Surgeries

What is Facial & Maxillofacial Surgery?

It is a surgical specialty dedicated to treating facial, jaw, and dental problems, including injuries, congenital deformities, facial tumors, and functional and aesthetic surgeries.

What conditions are treated in this department?

• Facial and jaw injuries from accidents

• Correction of congenital deformities such as cleft lip and palate

• Upper and lower jaw surgery for malocclusion or TMJ disorders

• Removal of facial and jaw tumors

• Facial reconstruction after trauma or surgery

• Enhancing facial balance through advanced cosmetic procedures

How is diagnosis and treatment performed?

• Comprehensive evaluation with advanced imaging (Panoramic X-ray, CT, MRI)

• Precise surgical planning to restore function and appearance

• Use of advanced surgical techniques for reconstruction or defect repair

• Postoperative follow-up to ensure recovery and chewing/speech function

• Long-term follow-up sessions to assess functional and aesthetic outcomes

Follow-up Duration

Medium to long-term depending on the procedure, including monitoring healing, jaw function, and final facial aesthetics.

Treatment Goals

Restore natural jaw and facial function, correct deformities, enhance facial balance, and support patient self-confidence.