Reconstructive Surgery in Newport Beach and Huntington Beach, CA
Reconstructive surgery corrects abnormalities caused by congenital defects, illness, medical treatment, or trauma. Such abnormalities can have a profound impact on your self-esteem and overall sense of wellness. Dr. Brandon Richland is a skilled plastic surgeon who takes a patient-first approach to every procedure he performs to ensure that each person’s treatment contributes to their happiest, healthiest, and best life possible. Dr. Richland strives to deliver the best reconstructive surgery Newport has to offer. With Dr. Richland, you can expect a thorough and comprehensive consultation process, compassionate care, and impeccable results. Dr. Richland will consider every detail of your needs to design a treatment plan specifically for you. Schedule your consultation to discuss your reconstructive surgery with board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Richland and begin your journey toward results you’ll love.
During your treatment planning phase, Dr. Richland will consider every aspect of your care before presenting you with the most advantageous treatment options. He will listen carefully to get a full understanding of your concerns, overall health, lifestyle, expectations for treatment, and your condition and its history. Then, he will examine your anatomy to devise the best plan for treatment before presenting you with the options that will best complement your life and produce the desired results.
Recovery following reconstructive surgery, like the procedure itself, can vary from minimal to extensive. During your treatment planning, Dr. Richland will discuss all aspects of your options, including what you can expect during your recovery period. Following your surgery, Dr. Richland will provide you with detailed instructions outlining how you can prevent postoperative complications and achieve optimal results.
There is a broad range of treatments that fall under the umbrella of reconstructive surgery. The details of your procedure will depend heavily on your concerns, condition, and goals for treatment. Some examples of reconstructive surgery include:
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If you have a condition that requires reconstructive surgery, you can rest assured that Dr. Richland will take the time to consider every facet of your treatment and ultimately provide you with results designed specifically for you. Please get in touch with our office to schedule your consultation in Newport Beach or Huntington Beach. Reconstructive surgery can be life-changing; select a surgeon who strives for excellence in every detail.
Dr. Richland met us at the emergency room (straight from the airport) after our son had a surfing injury to the face. He was calm and professional when we were not. The injury has healed beautifully with no scar. He was also able to communicate with a teenager as to self-care for the wound and motivated our son to facilitate his own healing and scar minimizing.
- Dawn O., Huntington Beach, CA
While both types of procedures can enhance a person’s appearance, cosmetic surgery refers to treatments that are intended for purely aesthetic purposes. On the other hand, reconstructive surgery is considered medically necessary, repairing an abnormality or functional deficiency.
Reconstructive surgery involves the same risks as any surgical procedure, including infection, bleeding, blood clots, problems with healing, and complications from anesthesia.
Depending on the details of your procedure, you may be able to return to your regular activities immediately after your procedure, or your recovery may take weeks or even months.
In some instances, yes. However, most insurance providers have stringent requirements on what is considered a “medically necessary” treatment and therefore may not cover the reconstructive surgery in some situations. Dr. Richland will be able to provide more information to your specific case in a consultation.
While many reconstructive surgeries can be performed as an outpatient procedure, more extensive surgeries may require you to stay for observation.