Facial Injuries Treatment
What Are Facial Injuries?
Facial injuries refer to trauma affecting the bones, skin, muscles, or soft tissues of the face. They can range from simple cuts and bruises to complex fractures of the jaw, cheekbone, eye socket, or nasal bones.
When to See a Specialist Immediately
Facial swelling or deformity after trauma
Difficulty breathing, chewing, or opening the mouth
Loss of teeth or jaw misalignment
Bleeding that doesn’t stop
Common Types of Facial Injuries We Treat
Facial Bone Fractures
Including jaw (mandible), cheekbone (zygoma), nose, and orbital (eye socket).
Soft Tissue Injuries
Cuts, abrasions, or lacerations that may require cosmetic suturing or skin grafts.
Dental Trauma
Fractured, dislodged, or avulsed teeth due to impact.
TMJ Trauma
Injury to the jaw joint that affects mouth opening and jaw alignment.
Nerve & Muscle Damage
That causes numbness, facial imbalance, or drooping.
Treatment
Stabilization
For life-threatening injuries
Surgical Repair
Using plates, screws, or fixation methods for bone fractures
Cosmetic Closure
For soft tissue injuries, with attention to scarring
Dental Restoration
Replacing or restoring lost/damaged teeth
Follow-up Rehab
To restore jaw movement, speech, and facial function
Why choose us
- Personalized Treatment Plans: Tailored to your unique needs and goals.
- Advanced Technology: Utilizing the latest dental and facial aesthetic innovations.
- Experienced Professionals: Our team of skilled dentists and surgeons are dedicated to excellence.
FAQs(Facial Injuries Treatment )
Absolutely. Swelling could be a sign of bone fracture, internal bleeding, or soft tissue injury. A maxillofacial specialist can accurately diagnose the extent of injury and plan the right treatment to avoid long-term complications.
Minor fractures may heal on their own, but many facial bones require alignment and stabilization through surgical intervention. Our team ensures minimal scarring and maximum functionality with modern surgical techniques.
Yes. At Sanghvi Hospital, we don’t just focus on healing—we aim to restore facial appearance and symmetry. Our team includes cosmetic and reconstructive surgeons who can improve both aesthetic and functional outcomes.
Immediately. The first 24–48 hours after injury are crucial. Early treatment improves healing, reduces complications, and improves cosmetic outcomes. We offer priority emergency care for facial trauma cases.
It depends on the severity. Many procedures are day-care surgeries, especially for soft tissue repairs. More complex bone fractures might require a short hospital stay. Our team will guide you through the safest, most comfortable treatment plan.
