Reconstructive Plastic Surgery in Abu Dhabi
Restoring Form, Function and Confidence
Reconstructive plastic surgery restores appearance and function after injury, previous surgery, congenital conditions or skin lesions. Every procedure is planned to improve both how an area looks and how comfortable it feels in daily life.
Our surgeons combine reconstructive techniques with careful attention to detail — and, where helpful, our laser and skin treatments — for functional, natural-looking outcomes.
Reconstructive Procedures We Offer
- Scar Revision & Keloid Treatment
- Earlobe Repair
- Mole & Skin Lesion Removal
Your Surgical Journey
Consultation: Your surgeon examines the area, explains your options and creates a treatment plan based on your needs.
Procedure: Most reconstructive procedures are performed under local anaesthesia, with precise techniques to minimise visible scarring.
Recovery & follow-up: Detailed aftercare instructions and follow-up visits support proper healing — and lesions are sent for laboratory analysis when needed.
Benefits
- Improved appearance
- Restored comfort and function
- Less visible scarring
- Personalised treatment
- Option to combine with laser treatments
Recovery
Most small reconstructive procedures allow a quick return to daily life, often within a day or two. Your surgeon will give you specific aftercare and monitor your healing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Can a scar be removed completely?
No surgery can make a scar disappear entirely, but scar revision can make it thinner, flatter and better blended with the surrounding skin. Combining surgery with laser treatments often gives the best result.
Q2. Which scars can be treated?
Wide, raised, stretched or tight scars from injury, acne or previous surgery, as well as keloids. Your surgeon will assess whether surgery, laser or injections suit your scar.
Q3. Is mole removal painful?
It’s performed under local anaesthesia, so you’ll feel only the initial injection. Most women return to normal activities the same day.
Q4. Is reconstructive surgery done under general anaesthesia?
Most minor reconstructive procedures — earlobe repair, mole removal and many scar revisions — are done under local anaesthesia. Larger procedures may need sedation or general anaesthesia.
Explore reconstructive options with a private consultation at Cherie Clinic.