Cancer Reconstructive Surgery Program

Considered one of the critical components for comprehensive care - Cancer Reconstructive Surgery is an essential step for the cancer patient to regain normal functioning after cancer-related treatment.

Yashoda Cancer Institute is a home for specialized Reconstructive Surgery Team consisting of Plastic surgeons, Oncosurgeons, Anaesthetists & dedicated Nursing staff, who have expertise in correcting deformities and restoring normal function after cancer-related treatments. We use state-of-the-art microvascular surgical techniques and Robotic-assisted surgical programs to achieve the best possible outcomes for every patient pertaining to defects in the head, neck, breast, torso, and other extremities after cancer removal.

With more than 700 cases of cancer reconstruction, Yashoda Cancer Reconstructive Surgery Program has emerged as one of the biggest centers in North India for Cancer Reconstructive surgeries, especially micro-vascular reconstruction.

What Is Cancer Reconstructive Surgery?

Cancer Reconstructive surgery” is attributed to

• Congenital defects
• Tumours
• Trauma
• Infections
• Developmental abnormalities
• Defects created after surgical resections

It is generally performed to restore the form, contour, and most important function of the body part, which is removed as part of oncosurgical resection and is often regarded as sub-specialty of plastic surgery.

 What Are The Various Reconstructive Surgeries?

Reconstructive surgery is used to treat a wide range of cancer conditions. Some of the major surgeries performed at Yashoda Cancer Centre include:

• Skin Reconstructive Surgery
• Breast Reconstructive Surgery
• Head And Neck Reconstructive Surgery
• Sarcoma Reconstructive Surgery
• Reconstructive Surgery of genitalia
• Chest and Abdominal Wall Reconstructive Surgery
• Reconstructive Surgery of the soft-tissue defect
• Lymphatic Reconstructive Surgery

Availing Cancer reconstructive surgery is a personal choice of the patient. Its aim is solely to improve the “quality of life” of a patient by repairing treatment-related defects so that every patient has the highest quality of life possible.