If you have plans for reconstructive surgery, you may be just as concerned about healing and recovery as you are about the procedure. The progression of your recovery can affect how well you heal and when you can return to work or school or resume other responsibilities. SuperGroup, PLLC has five tips to encourage healing after reconstructive surgery.
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Hidradenitis Suppurativa: The Top 3 Questions
Hidradenitis suppurativa is a chronic inflammatory skin condition that progressively forms uncomfortable, fluid-filled lumps beneath your skin. Patients diagnosed with hidradenitis suppurativa often have many questions about the condition—its prevalence, risk factors, and progression.
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How Are Hidradenitis Suppurativa and Pilonidal Cysts Related?
Hidradenitis suppurativa and pilonidal cysts are frequently unreported by patients, misdiagnosed by doctors, and mistaken for one another. Yet, they are different conditions with unique causes and treatments.
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What Are the Warning Signs of Skin Cancer?
Skin cancer is the most common cancer worldwide. There are three main types of skin cancer, and each type has its own early warning signs.
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Will Breast Reconstruction Surgery Interfere With Radiation Therapy?
For women who are diagnosed with breast cancer, it may be necessary to remove either part or all of the breast tissue. In these cases, women who undergo a mastectomy often choose to have their breasts rebuilt, whether it be with implants or with tissue harvested from their own bodies....
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What Is the Difference Between Reconstructive Surgery and Plastic Surgery?
Have you recently suffered from an injury, unexpected medical complication, or complex diagnosis that has compromised your health, appearance, or self-esteem?...
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Breast Reconstruction Options After a Mastectomy or Lumpectomy
When a woman is diagnosed with breast cancer, it may be necessary to treat the disease by completely removing the cancerous tissue. Depending on how advanced the cancer is, oncologists may recommend a lumpectomy (removal of part of the breast tissue)...
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What to Expect From Peripheral Nerve Reconstruction Surgery?
Your nervous system spans your entire body. Nerves are the structures that allow you to move, to have sensation, and even have thoughts. The brain and spinal cord are the control centers of the body and are a part of a system called the central nervous system....
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Can Reconstructive Surgery Fix Face Asymmetry?
It might surprise you to learn that nobody has a perfectly symmetrical face. While it is not always evident or obvious, most faces have at least some degree of asymmetry....
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Reconstructive Surgery: What Is It & What Are the Different Types?
A significant illness, injury, or birth defect can impair the functionality of a body part or even compromise your physical appearance. The role of reconstructive surgery is to restore...
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