Correct chest asymmetry and improve muscle function with Poland Syndrome reconstructive surgery in Mumbai.
POLAND SYNDROME
Poland Syndrome is a congenital condition characterized by underdeveloped chest muscles and, in some cases, underdeveloped upper limbs on one side of the body. Reconstructive surgery for Poland Syndrome aims to improve chest symmetry and restore functionality through the use of custom implants or muscle flaps. This procedure helps individuals achieve a more balanced appearance and enhances physical capabilities.
WHAT IS a POLAND SYNDROME surgery?
WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF a POLAND SYNDROME surgery?
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Restores chest symmetry and appearance
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Improves physical functionality of affected areas
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Customizable solutions for chest and upper body
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Enhances self-confidence and body image
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Provides long-lasting, corrective results
RECOVERY AFTER a POLAND SYNDROME surgery
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First Week: Swelling and mild discomfort; avoid pressure on the chest.
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Weeks 2-3: Return to light activities and work.
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Avoid heavy lifting and strenuous activities for up to 3 months.
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Full results become apparent over several months as healing progresses.
Poland Syndrome Surgery can include chest implants, muscle flaps, or other reconstructive techniques to improve chest symmetry and function. The approach depends on the severity of the condition and the patient's goals.
Initial recovery takes about 2-3 weeks. Full recovery, with return to all normal activities, typically occurs within 2-3 months as muscles heal and adjust to the implants.
Incisions are placed carefully to minimize visible scarring, often along natural contours. Over time, scars generally fade and become less noticeable with proper care.