Learn More about Reconstructive Surgery

Key Facts:

Duration: 1 – 3 sessions, depending on procedure
Clinic Stay: Outpatient or short inpatient stay
Anesthesia: Local or general anesthesia, depending on complexity
Recovery Duration: Varies by procedure – from a few days to several weeks
Back to work: Typically within 1 to 2 weeks

Reconstructive Surgery is a specialized medical field focused on restoring both form and function to areas affected by trauma, congenital conditions, surgery, or disease. These procedures are highly personalized and aim to improve health, appearance, and quality of life.

Reconstructive Surgery can help you with:

Repairing facial injuries or trauma-related defects
Correcting congenital deformities or abnormalities
Rebuilding areas affected by tumor removal or surgery
Restoring function to oral and maxillofacial structures

You may be a suitable candidate if:

You have facial trauma, deformities, or post-surgical defects
You are in good general health and able to undergo surgery
You are seeking improved function and/or appearance
You understand the nature and timeline of reconstructive procedures

What Happens During the Procedure?

Your journey starts with a comprehensive evaluation by a maxillofacial surgeon or reconstructive specialist. Depending on your specific needs, the procedure may include:

Digital imaging, scans, and medical history review
Surgical planning and possible use of custom implants or grafts
Local or general anesthesia depending on complexity
Bone, tissue, or nerve reconstruction techniques
Post-operative care and scheduled follow-up

Procedures may take one or multiple sessions based on your needs and recovery pace.

Reconstructive Surgery Journey – Your Personalized Itinerary

Before you arrive:

Online consultation with your advocate and surgical specialist
Review of medical records, scans, and treatment expectations
Pre-travel planning and itinerary coordination

Day 1 – Arrival day:

Arrival in Colombia
Airport welcome by your advocate
Transport to hotel and orientation

Day 2 – Consultation and Evaluation:

Transport to the clinic for diagnostic tests and imaging
Surgical assessment and treatment plan finalization

Day 3 – Surgery Day (or planning):

Transport to surgical center
Procedure performed with appropriate anesthesia
Post-operative monitoring

Day 4 – Recovery and Observation:

Return to hotel or clinic for monitoring
Rest and follow-up instructions

Day 5 – Follow-Up & Travel:

Final check-up by your surgeon
Return transport to the airport
Departure assistance

What to Expect Before, During, and After Reconstructive Surgery

Before Treatment:

Medical and dental evaluations will be performed
Imaging, scans, and planning for your reconstruction
Your surgical team will explain the entire process and recovery expectations

During Treatment:

Procedure is performed under local or general anesthesia
Techniques may include grafts, implants, tissue repositioning, or scar revision
Your surgical team works with precision for optimal results

After Treatment:

You may experience swelling, bruising, or mild discomfort
Medications and care instructions are provided for recovery
Follow-ups ensure healing and final adjustments if needed

Recovery After Reconstructive Surgery

First 24 Hours

You’ll rest and be monitored closely. Swelling or bruising is common but manageable. Follow your surgeon’s instructions strictly.

Week 1

Initial healing begins. Stitches or bandages may be removed. You’ll begin to see early improvements in appearance or function.

Month 1

Most swelling will subside, and the results become more visible. You’ll return to your usual routines depending on the procedure.

Long-term Results

Reconstructive surgery can deliver long-lasting results, both functional and aesthetic. Maintain follow-ups and care guidelines for the best outcomes.

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Our base package includes:

In-country ground transportation
In-country attendance service
Stay at a comfortable 5 Star Accommodation
Evaluation and treatment with our certified surgical team
Pre and post-operative follow-up care
Travel insurance

Frequently Asked Questions

We understand that traveling abroad for medical care can raise many questions. That’s why we’ve compiled answers to the most common inquiries about our services.

What conditions are treated with reconstructive surgery?

Facial trauma, congenital defects, post-tumor reconstruction, and oral/maxillofacial abnormalities.

Is reconstructive surgery safe?

Yes, when performed by qualified surgeons in accredited facilities, the procedures are safe and effective.

How long does it take to recover?

Recovery time varies by procedure – from a few days to several weeks.

Will I have scars?

Minimally visible scarring is possible, but techniques focus on discreet placement and healing.

Is the procedure painful?

Discomfort is managed with anesthesia and pain medication. Most patients report tolerable recovery.

The information provided here within should not be construed in any way as medical guidance or advice. Please consult with your medical professional. This content is for informative purposes only and may be subject to updates or changes.