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Cosmetic Surgery possible
I met with an accident with mixer grinder 10 days ago. My forefinger tip got crushed and nail was ripped off. And part of the distal phalanx is amputed. I went through microscopic surgery where doctor used k wire.
I wanted to know is it possible to get back my fore finger tip along with nail through cosmetic surgery.
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Once the bone fracture gets healed and the k wire is removed the area can be covered with flaps or sking grafting depending on the base and vascularity of the wound
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get an orthopaedic opinion about the feasibility of the cosmetic surgery after removal of k wire and healing of the bone
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Pls need some more history post investigation xrays
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