Burns, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery

Burns, Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery

Burns, Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery focuses on the treatment, repair and reconstruction of damaged skin and soft tissues caused by burns, accidents, trauma, wounds, infections, congenital conditions and other medical conditions.

At Shree Giriraj Hospital, our approach focuses on restoring health, function, mobility and appearance while supporting the patient throughout the recovery journey.

Our multidisciplinary care may include specialised wound management, surgical reconstruction, skin grafting and scar/contracture management, depending on the patient’s condition and treatment requirements. Plastic and reconstructive surgery is primarily aimed at restoring both form and function.

Meet Our Experts

dr. ashish hadiyal

Dr. Ashish Hadiyal

MBBS, DNB, M.Ch.
(Burns, plastic & reconstructive surgery)

Doctor’s Expertise

Our specialist team provides comprehensive evaluation and surgical care for patients requiring burns, plastic and reconstructive procedures.

  • Assessment and management of burn injuries
  • Acute and complex wound management
  • Skin grafting and wound coverage
  • Reconstruction following burns and trauma
  • Scar and contracture management
  • Soft-tissue reconstruction
  • Repair of damaged skin and tissues
  • Reconstruction to improve movement and function
  • Post-surgical wound and scar care
  • Coordination with other specialists for complex cases

Signs & Symptoms

Deep or extensive burns

Burns involving the face, hands, feet or joints

Wounds that are not healing properly

Significant loss of skin or soft tissue

Persistent or abnormal scars

Tight scars affecting movement

Contractures causing restricted joint movement

Wounds following accidents or trauma

What Treatments We Provide

  • Burn Care & Wound Management
  • Skin Grafting
  • Burn Reconstruction
  • Scar Revision & Scar Management
  • Contracture Release
  • Trauma & Soft-Tissue Reconstruction
  • Complex Wound Reconstruction
  • Post-Surgical Reconstruction

Special Equipment Used

Advanced wound-care facilities

Surgical operating-room facilities

Skin grafting and wound-coverage equipment

Sterile wound dressing facilities

Intensive monitoring

Diagnostic imaging and laboratory support

Physiotherapy and rehabilitation support

Contracture rehabilitation support

FAQs

You should seek specialist evaluation for deep or extensive burns, burns involving the face, hands, feet or joints, wounds that are not healing, significant scarring, or scars that restrict movement. Large, deep, chemical and electrical burns require urgent medical attention.
A skin graft is a surgical procedure in which healthy skin is taken from one part of the patient's body and placed over an area where skin has been damaged or lost. It may be recommended for certain deeper burns and other wounds that cannot heal adequately on their own.
Yes. As deeper burns heal, scar tissue can become tight and contract, particularly around joints. This may restrict movement and can lead to a condition called contracture. Exercises, positioning, splinting, scar management and, when necessary, surgery may help improve function.
In many cases, old scars and contractures can be evaluated for treatment. Depending on their severity and location, treatment may include scar management, physiotherapy, contracture release, skin grafting or other reconstructive procedures.
No. Reconstructive surgery aims to restore function as well as appearance. It may help cover damaged or missing tissue, improve movement, support wound healing and address functional problems caused by burns, trauma or other conditions.

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