Burn surgery is a surgical procedure aimed at treating injuries caused by burns, improving the healing of damaged skin, and restoring the affected skin’s function. It is an important part of comprehensive burn treatment and includes a wide range of procedures to improve outcomes and reduce the effects of burns.

Burn surgery includes several procedures, such as:

• Skin Grafting: Used to cover damaged areas of skin with skin taken from another part of the body to improve healing and reduce scarring.
• Scar Removal: Surgical procedures are used to remove large or stubborn scars that may restrict joint movement or cause pain.
• Hand Function Improvement: Surgical procedures are performed to improve hand function after burn injuries, including vascular and nerve surgeries.
• Facial Deformity Treatment: Surgical procedures are used to correct facial deformities caused by burns, helping to improve the patient’s appearance and reduce the psychological impact of burns.

The success of burn surgery depends on the plastic surgeon’s skill, the techniques used, the condition of the skin, and the patient’s expectations. Individuals considering burn surgery should seek out a specialized and qualified surgeon to provide appropriate care and achieve the desired results.

In general, burn surgery is an important part of burn treatment and provides comprehensive care for patients. However, individuals planning to undergo this type of surgery should always be aware of the potential risks, realistic expectations of the procedure, and the recovery and healing period.