Plastic Surgery

Conditions Treated

The plastic surgery physicians in the Division of Plastic Surgery at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center Plastic Surgery treat various pediatric diseases and conditions.

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Cleft Lip and Palate (Craniofacial Center)

  • Cleft lip repair
  • Cleft palate repair
  • Pharyngeal flap
  • Cleft lip / nasal revision
  • Alveolar bone grafting
  • Orthognathic surgery of maxilla and mandible
  • Rhinoplasty

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Cranial Vault Surgery

  • Scaphocephaly / Sagittal Synostosis
  • Plagiocephaly / Coronal Synostosis, one side
  • Brachycephaly / Coronal Synostosis, both sides
  • Complex Synostosis Syndromes: Crouzon, Apert, Pfeiffer, Saethre-Chotzen
  • Synostosis Secondary to Hydrocephalus

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Cranial Banding (Helmets)

  • Positional Plagiocephaly / Torticollis
  • Maxillary / Mandibular Surgery (Orthognathics)

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Lefort Advancements / Mandibular Movement

  • Cleft Lip and Palate
  • Hemifacial Microsomia
  • Treacher Collins
  • Apert
  • Couzon
  • Long Face Syndrome
  • Pierre Robin

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Congenital Hand Surgery

  • Extra Fingers (toes): Polydactyly
  • Webbed Fingers: Syndactyly
  • Club Hand
  • Absent Thumbs

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Breast Surgery

  • Reduction for Large Breasts
  • Reconstruction of Absent / Small Breasts
  • Removal of Extra Nipples
  • Removal of Male Breast Tissue (Gynecomastia)

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Trauma Surgery

  • Hand Trauma -- Tendon / Nerve / Bone Repair
  • Facial Trauma -- Soft and Bony Tissue Repair
  • Animal / Human Bites

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Microsurgery

  • Facial Reanimation
  • Soft Tissue Coverage of Fractures

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Laser

  • Port Wine Stain (Birthmark)
  • Hemangioma Control

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Soft Tissue Surgery

  • Nevus Removal (Mole)
  • Cyst Removal
  • Pyogenic Granuloma
  • Dermoid Tumors
  • Pilomatrixoma

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Burn Surgery and Reconstruction

  • Burn surgery and reconstruction are performed through the Shriner's Burns Institute, Cincinnati, Ohio

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