Tag: facial reconstruction
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Facial Reconstruction After Melanoma Surgery in Australia: Restoring Looks and Hope
Understanding the Challenge Melanoma remains a critical health issue in Australia, with the country reporting one of the highest incidence rates globally. When melanomas appear on highly visible areas such as the face, head, and neck, life-saving surgeries can result in significant facial disfigurement. Beyond the emotional impact, these changes can affect speech, eating, vision,…
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Facial Reconstruction After Melanoma Treatment
Melanoma and the Face: Why Reconstruction Matters Australia has one of the highest melanoma rates in the world, and a significant portion of melanomas occur on visible areas of the face, head, and neck. When life-saving cancer surgery is necessary, patients can be left with facial disfigurement that affects not only appearance but also function…
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Facial Reconstruction After Melanoma Treatment: Restoring Appearance and Hope in Australia
Understanding the Challenge: Melanoma and the Face Melanoma is a leading skin cancer in Australia, with the face, head, and neck commonly affected due to sun exposure. When melanoma grows or spreads, some patients require life-saving surgery that may involve removing facial tissue. The resulting changes can be emotionally and socially challenging, affecting self-esteem, speech,…