Trauma Reconstruction Surgery Manhattan, NYC at Columbia University Medical Center Department of Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery

Every year, millions of Americans suffer from various types of trauma including trauma to the face, head or neck making them feel unable to live the normal life they once enjoyed. For over twenty five years, the surgeons at the Columbia University Medical Center Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery have effectively treated residents of the Manhattan, NYC area with various types of trauma cases. Dedicated to efficiency and safety, the surgeons of Columbia University Medical Center adhere to a set of rigorous, predetermined protocols. Surgeons carefully perform trauma reconstruction surgery on places where trauma has occurred such as the neck, chest, abdomen, and extremities.

Trauma can result in severe damage to the skin, underlying skeleton, the nasal and oral lining, and dental structures. The primary goal of trauma reconstruction surgery differs from that of cosmetic surgery. These efforts include coordinating care with other surgical specialists such as neurosurgeons, orthopedic surgeons, plastic surgeons, and interventional radiologists. The doctors at Columbia University Medical Center are dedicated to providing patients with exceptional medical care using only the most innovative medical technology available.

The Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery offers a variety of surgeries including:

• Abdominal Wall
  
• Breast
  
• Cleft lip and Palate
  
• Craniofacial
  
• Ear/Otoplasty
  
• Extremities
  
• Microsurgery
  
• Nose
  
• Skin Cancer & Moh's
  
• Skin Lesion Excision
  

For trauma reconstruction surgery that provides you with unyielding safety, it is essential to find a board certified doctor with years of training in order to provide you with the correct medical attention you deserve. With facilities conveniently located in the Manhattan, NYC area, it is not hard to find a trust worthy surgeon to provide you with the highest level of medical care. Call the Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery today for a consultation.