Orofacial Reconstruction
Orofacial reconstruction is required if the head and neck are injured since the same can be discouraging, especially if they are visible. Often, patients who have experienced infections, tumors, diseases, or differences present since birth (congenital abnormalities/birth defects) may want to consider reconstruction.
Head and face reconstruction is surgery to repair or reshape deformities of the head and face (craniofacial). Surgery for head and face deformities (craniofacial reconstruction) is done depending on the type and severity of the deformity, and the patient’s condition.
Surgical repairs involve the skull (cranium), brain, nerves, eyes, facial bones, and facial skin, so Dr. Padhye and a neurosurgeon work together. The surgery is done under general anesthesia.
During the surgery, tissues are moved and blood vessels and nerves are reconnected using microscopic surgery techniques. Pieces of bone (bone grafts) may be taken from the pelvis, ribs, or skull to fill in spaces where bones of the face and head were moved. Small metal screws and plates may be used to hold the bones in place.
Why Choose Dr. Padhye
Dr. Mukul N. Padhye
MDS · FIBCOMS · Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon
30+ years of specialised surgical experience
Extensive expertise across routine to highly complex maxillofacial procedures, backed by decades of hands-on surgical practice.
10,000+ successful procedures performed
A proven track record of consistent, predictable outcomes — even in challenging and high-risk cases.
Advanced 3D imaging for precision & safety
Use of CBCT and digital planning tools to ensure maximum accuracy, safety, and minimal complications.
USA-trained expertise in complex jaw surgeries
Specialised international training in TMJ and advanced surgical techniques, bringing global standards of care to every procedure.
Minimally invasive techniques for faster recovery
Modern techniques focused on reducing pain, swelling, and downtime — so you recover faster and get back to normal life sooner.