Reconstructive Procedures in Surrey, B.C.

Reconstructive Breast Surgery

Reconstructive breast surgery is often performed following mastectomy, trauma, congenital differences, or prior surgical complications. PSG provides comprehensive breast reconstruction options tailored to each patient’s anatomy and treatment history. Services include:

• Asymmetry Correction
• Breast reduction for functional concerns
• Breast reconstruction following cancer treatment
• Correction of congenital breast differences
• Nipple and areola reconstruction
• Participation in structured breast reconstruction programs

Reconstruction planning often involves collaboration with oncology teams and other medical specialists to ensure coordinated care.

Reconstructive Hand Surgery

The hand is a complex structure composed of bones, tendons, nerves, and ligaments that must work together for proper function. PSG provides reconstructive hand surgery to restore mobility, relieve pain, and address structural damage caused by injury or disease. Conditions commonly treated include:

• Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
• Dupuytren’s Contracture
• Ganglion Cysts
• Rheumatoid Arthritis
• Thumb Base Arthritis
• Trigger Fingers
• Traumatic Injuries

Treatment plans are based on functional goals, severity of condition, and overall health status.

Burns

Burn injuries can result in both functional limitation and significant scarring. Reconstructive surgery may help improve mobility, reduce contractures, and refine scar appearance when appropriate.

PSG works with rehabilitation teams and medical providers to support staged reconstruction when needed. Treatment planning focuses on restoring movement, improving tissue quality, and enhancing overall comfort while maintaining realistic expectations.

Pediatric Surgery

Pediatric reconstructive surgery addresses congenital differences, developmental conditions, injuries, and tumor-related defects in children. These procedures require specialized expertise and careful long-term planning.

The surgeons at PSG have extensive training in reconstructive techniques for pediatric patients. Treatment plans are developed in coordination with families and other medical specialists to ensure safe, age-appropriate care.

Microsurgery

Microsurgery utilizes advanced magnification and fine instrumentation to repair delicate structures such as small blood vessels and nerves. This technique expands reconstructive options for patients with traumatic injuries, cancer-related defects, congenital differences, or complex tissue loss.Microsurgical techniques allow for highly precise tissue transfer and restoration when traditional approaches may not be sufficient.