Surgical removal of the affected jaw portion is often necessary in cases of jaw cancer. To restore both function and appearance, plastic surgeons use an advanced technique called Fibula Osteocutaneous Flap Surgery.

What is Fibula Osteocutaneous Flap Surgery?
This innovative procedure involves:

Harvesting Bone and Tissue:

Bone, tissue, and blood vessels are taken from the patient’s fibula (leg bone).
Surrounding skin and muscle are also included to ensure proper healing.
Reconstructing the Jaw:

The fibula bone is shaped to replace the removed jaw portion.
Blood vessels and tissue provide nourishment to the reconstructed area, promoting healing and functionality.
Benefits of Fibula Flap Surgery:

Restores Jaw Function: Enables patients to speak, eat, and perform daily activities comfortably.
Aesthetic Restoration: Recreates the natural appearance of the jaw.
Improves Quality of Life: Helps patients regain confidence and return to normal life.
Why Choose This Procedure?
Fibula osteocutaneous flap surgery is a vital step in recovery for jaw cancer patients, providing both functional and aesthetic benefits. With this advanced surgical method, patients can experience a fully functional jaw and resume life without significant limitations.

If you or a loved one is undergoing treatment for jaw cancer, consult with a plastic surgeon to explore reconstructive surgery options tailored to your needs.

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