Does Medicaid cover Facial Reconstructive Surgery

Hello mattpancrazio, THank you for your question. Without examining you, physically feeling the tissue, assessing your desired outcome, taking a full medical history, and discussing the pros and cons of any treatments it is difficult to be comprehensive.You are correct it appears from...

Eight weeks after surgery to repair a broken cheek bone (ZMC or Tripod fracture), persistent swelling is quite normal. In fact, it may take 6 months to a year for the swelling to completely resolve depending on the severity of the injury and the extent of surgery that was needed to fix it. If...

Neither his cheek nor nasal fracture have to be treated. Six weeks is a long delay for closed reduction of either injury. There is a reasonable chance that any movement in the nasal or cheek bone will be short-lived without actually creating cuts (osteotomies) in the fracture (now healed) bones....

Your photograph suggests that mild levator palpebrae ptosis  - drooping of the upper lids from stretching of the muscle that lifts the lids.Causes? Genetics, severe swelling, blunt injury, medications.The asymmetry in your eyes is real but subtle. No one has perfectly symmetric eyes.See a...

Without seeing pictures, it is difficult, but often the brow becomes more apparent looking when people lose volume in the temple. When this area hollows it makes the lateral orbital area more pronounced. Using deep and long-lasting filler in this area can soften and relax the appearance of the...

Skull bone reduction only above eyebrows. The remainder above that has your BRAIN behind it and not a good idea to shave that down.