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Reconstructive Surgery (Expert Forum)
is there a problem
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Archibald S Miller III, MD,FACS - sternal reconstruction, augmentation, face lifts, breast reconstruction, liposuction/body contouring, abdominoplasty, Breast reduction risks, breast reduction, skin care
cosmetic and reconstructive surgery of tulsa
Tulsa - OK
Questions in the Reconstructive Surgery Forum are being answered by Dr. Archibald Sanford Miller III, MD,FACS, the Associate Professor at the University of Oklahoma School of Medicine.
is there a problem
by emu995, Aug 16, 2009 05:24PM
hello my namis tizita,i got burn before 6 years, due to this burn i have both skin contraction and scars. i am going to have a surgery fo the contraction first due to financial problem ,is ther a problem if i do a surgery for the reconstraction of the contraction and then scar reconstraction. my second question is there any organization that can help financialy me to get the treatment
Doctor's Answer
by Archibald S Miller III, MD,FACS, Aug 19, 2009 08:46PM
, Aug 19, 2009 08:46PMTo: emu995
There are always the possibility of complications after scar revision. Loss of skin, infection and recurrence of the scar to name a few. You will need to contact your local american burn asociation and see if there are any groups that can help you.
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