Why Choose the Maxillofacial Surgeons at Dr. Shbair’s Clinic?
The human sensory organs, including the nose, mouth, and eyes, are extremely important because they are involved in eating, breathing, speech, and communication through facial expressions. If the function of even one of these organs is impaired, it can significantly affect a person’s usual way of life and negatively influence both physical and psychological health. These organs are also among the most vulnerable parts of the human body. This is why maxillofacial surgery is one of the most in-demand specialties at our clinic.
Our surgical department is staffed by highly qualified doctors with many years of experience who provide a wide range of surgical services. They perform procedures of varying complexity to correct the consequences of physical injuries and birth trauma, malocclusion, neck cysts, facial tissue defects, and inflammatory conditions of the jaw. Our surgeons also perform facial contouring procedures to correct significant aesthetic concerns.
The surgeon’s primary task is to identify and eliminate the underlying cause of the problem. Advanced diagnostic methods and modern medical equipment make this possible.
The main focus of maxillofacial surgery is surgical treatment using innovative techniques and equipment to achieve the safest and most effective results possible while minimising the risk of postoperative scarring.
How Is Maxillofacial Surgery Diagnosed?
One of the key advantages of our maxillofacial surgery department is its multidisciplinary approach, involving specialists from several other medical fields, including:
• Plastic surgery;
• Otorhinolaryngology;
• Dentistry.
Only a comprehensive examination makes it possible to establish an accurate diagnosis and select an effective treatment plan.
We carefully examine every patient to diagnose the condition and identify all possible defects and injuries. Once the doctor has collected all the necessary information, they prepare a detailed medical history and prescribe the required diagnostic tests and analyses. If a malignant tumour is suspected, a tissue biopsy is performed.
Defects and injuries are diagnosed using the latest examination methods, including:
• Computed tomography;
• Ultrasound diagnostics;
• Tomography with 3D modelling.
Only an accurate diagnosis allows the doctor to prescribe appropriate, effective, and safe treatment.