We treat both recent facial injuries and issues related to prior trauma. Each patient receives a detailed evaluation that may include assessment of vision, breathing, facial sensation, jaw movement, dental alignment and facial symmetry, along with CT imaging when needed. 

Treatment is individualized based on the location, severity and timing of the injury. Some fractures may be managed without surgery, while others require surgical intervention to restore normal anatomy and function. 

• Fractures to the forehead, orbits, nose, cheeks, upper jaw or lower jaw (both new and old fractures)

• Bite abnormalities and jaw dysfunction after trauma

• Facial lacerations and soft-tissue injuries

• Facial nerve injuries

• Facial asymmetry, scarring or deformity from previous injuries

• Treatment may include observation, surgical intervention to repair these fractures, temporary jaw stabilization, soft-tissue repair, nerve repair, bone grafting, scar revision or secondary reconstruction.

Craniofacial injuries require careful attention to both function and appearance. Our surgeons are trained in complex facial reconstruction and combine exceptional surgical skills with cutting-edge technology to provide patients with the best possible outcomes. we work closely with specialists in trauma surgery, ophthalmology, otolaryngology, neurosurgery, dentistry, and other disciplines when needed. 

Our goal is to provide exceptional care to help patients return to the form and function they had prior to their injury.

Your Consultation

Your surgeon will perform a comprehensive examination, review imaging, and discuss treatment options with you. Not every facial fracture requires surgery. 

Recovery & Follow-Up

Recovery may include temporary swelling, bruising, and numbness, as well as dietary restrictions and activity limitations after surgery to optimize your healing. We will have close outpatient clinic follow-up to ensure you are healing as well as possible and to address any concerns throughout recovery.