If your child experiences any kind of serious injury or a congenital condition
of the skull or face, including rare craniofacial conditions, you can
move from heartbreak to hope through tremendous advances in skilled plastic
and reconstructive surgery services from the expert and welcoming children’s
surgical team at Oklahoma Children's Hospital OU Health in Oklahoma City.
Innovative Children’s Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery Care
At Oklahoma Children's Hospital, you and your child gain access to Oklahoma’s
only comprehensive team of pediatric plastic and reconstructive surgical
specialists who treat children’s cleft and craniofacial conditions,
including unique situations, to restore as much function as possible and
improve confidence and quality of life.
Multidisciplinary, Team-Based Care
Because hundreds of health conditions associated with all parts of the
body may affect the craniofacial area, you’ll appreciate working
with the comprehensive, multidisciplinary Oklahoma Children's Hospital
team that reviews and evaluates all aspects of your child’s situation
to develop a path to wholeness.
Individualized Treatment Plan
As you join our team of dedicated professionals, you’ll collaborate
to develop an individualized treatment plan that fits your child’s
specific circumstances.
You can also take advantage of your care team’s extensive expertise
in all aspects of pediatric plastic and reconstructive surgery, as well
as the groundbreaking research and advanced treatments that come from
the Oklahoma Children's Hospital craniofacial imaging research center,
one of only a few such facilities in the world.
Request an Appointment
Request an appointment or ask your doctor for a referral to the expert
pediatric plastic and reconstructive surgeons at Oklahoma Children's Hospital
in Oklahoma City.
Pediatric Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery Services
Plastic and reconstructive surgery can make a big difference in your child’s
health and quality of life now and in the future. No matter the age, injury
or craniofacial condition, your child can benefit from highly skilled
Oklahoma Children's Hospital children’s reconstructive surgeons
and specialized surgical services, including:
Cleft lip and cleft palate repair – Primary and secondary repair of cleft lip and cleft palate; maxillary
and mandibular surgery; alveolar bone grafting
Facial and skull surgery – Complex craniofacial syndromes such as
craniosynostosis and
hemifacial microsomia; congenital asymmetry of the face (plagiocephaly, Tessier facial cleft); distraction osteogenesis for small upper and lower
jaw and Pierre Robin sequence/syndrome
Ask your physician about participating in a research-based clinical trial
if your child’s situation relates to ongoing plastic and reconstructive
surgery projects at Oklahoma Children's Hospital. Topics include congenital
anomalies, cancer reconstruction, cosmetic surgery, cleft and craniosynostosis
conditions, virtual surgery, augmented reality, advanced imaging and 3D printing.
Your Child’s Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery Care Team
When you choose Oklahoma Children's Hospital, you’ll collaborate
with our skilled pediatric plastic and reconstructive surgeons who also
serve as members of the University of Oklahoma Health Science Center faculty
and bring their hands-on fellowship specialty training and plastic surgery
residency experience to your child’s care.
That means you and your child benefit from their extensive expertise, which
translates into the highest level of pediatric plastic and reconstructive
surgery services and treatments in Oklahoma and the surrounding region.
The
Cleft and Craniofacial Center, busiest in the region and led by of one
of the most experienced surgeons in the country for management of pediatric cleft and craniofacial issues, includes
the only comprehensive multidisciplinary group of specialized physicians
in Oklahoma.
Our children’s
plastic surgery team interacts with every healthcare service at Oklahoma Children's Hospital to aid reconstruction of the most complex
situations.
Your child’s multidisciplinary cleft and craniofacial team may include
pediatric plastic surgeons, neurosurgeons, otolaryngologists, dentists,
geneticists, speech-language pathologists and other healthcare specialists.
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