Improve your quality of life and live with greater confidence when you work with experts in plastic and reconstructive surgery at OU Health.
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The need for plastic or reconstructive surgery may result from many factors, including serious illness, traumatic injury, congenital differences, scarring, previous procedures and more.
Choose the highly trained specialists at OU Health in Oklahoma City for the advanced plastic and reconstructive surgery procedures that can help you gain or regain as much function as possible while enhancing your confidence and quality of life.
If you live in Oklahoma and the surrounding region, you can rely on OU Health for top-quality cosmetic procedures and surgical repair or reconstruction to improve a wide range of conditions resulting from:
Improve your quality of life and live with greater confidence when you work with experts in plastic and reconstructive surgery at OU Health.
Call (405) 271-4864The art and science of reconstructive surgery sits at the heart of plastic surgery and grew from efforts of wartime surgeons to rebuild the faces of severely injured soldiers. Since World War I, new generations of surgeons continuously developed and improved the innovative skills and techniques you benefit from today.
At OU Health, you’ll find the experts and specialists who perform a variety of reconstructive surgery procedures, including:
In addition to reconstructive procedures at OU Health, you can take advantage of surgical and non-surgical cosmetic services to increase function and your quality of life. You’ll work with our board-certified and board-eligible specialists, who offer an extensive array of cosmetic procedures.
As part of your pre-operative preparation, you’ll complete an assessment at OU Health University of Oklahoma Medical Center. During this appointment, you’ll have labs drawn and an EKG test, as well as a chest X-ray, if necessary. You’ll also meet with an anesthesiologist and review your current medications.
You will be notified about required appointments, because you may not need all of them. For these procedures, go to the following locations:
You will be contacted by our office ONLY if we find issues with your results. Otherwise, your results will go directly to the hospital or OU Surgery Center. If you want copies of your results, we can provide them at the time of your post-operative appointment.
Review information about surgery services at OU Health to learn what you can expect, how to prepare for surgery, how to handle medications you currently take—including herbs, vitamins and supplements, as well as those you may receive following the procedure—and other valuable information.
Do not smoke or drink for at least three weeks before your scheduled surgery and get plenty of rest. Make arrangements for someone to drive you home after surgery and for a relative or friend to stay with you and assist you in the first few days following your procedure.
Do not eat or drink (including water) from midnight the night immediately before surgery, unless otherwise instructed. Do not wear makeup, jewelry, contact lenses or body piercing items. Be sure your responsible adult companion accompanies you to the surgery location.
Ask your physician about participating in a research-focused clinical trial if your situation relates to ongoing plastic surgery-related projects at OU Health. Topics include congenital anomalies, cancer reconstruction, cosmetic surgery, cleft and craniosynostosis conditions, virtual surgery, augmented reality, advanced imaging and 3D printing.
When you choose OU Health for your care, you’ll collaborate with our skilled plastic and reconstructive surgeons who also serve as members of the University of Oklahoma faculty and bring their hands-on fellowship specialty training and plastic surgery residency experience to your care.
That means you benefit from their extensive expertise, which translates into the highest level of plastic and reconstructive surgery services and treatments in Oklahoma and the surrounding region.