Trauma Reconstruction
Immediate and delayed reconstruction of facial injuries.
Investment range
EGP 60,000 – EGP 220,000
Total duration
Single stage for acute, 6–12 months for staged reconstruction
Hospital stay
1–4 nights depending on complexity
Recovery
4–6 weeks initial, 6 months to stable result
Most acute trauma is covered by Egyptian and international insurance. Self-pay quotes are case-specific.
What this surgery actually does.
Maxillofacial trauma is unforgiving — a mismanaged fracture can leave a patient with a lifelong asymmetry, malocclusion or visual disturbance. We treat acute trauma at two partner emergency departments and accept delayed referrals from across the region for revision and reconstruction.
Common cases include road traffic and sports injuries, particularly orbital floor 'blow-out' fractures with diplopia, zygomatico-maxillary complex fractures, and mandibular condylar fractures. Each is approached with patient-specific 3D printed templates where indicated.
Delayed reconstruction — the patient who was told nothing could be done years ago — is a substantial part of the practice. With modern virtual planning and custom titanium implants, defects that previously required free-flap surgery can sometimes be addressed with elegant single-stage reconstructions.
< 4 hr
Median time to ED assessment
100%
Custom implant accuracy in orbital cases
2.1%
30-day complication rate
Who this is for, and who it isn't.
A truthful filter — not a sales pitch. If you don't fit, we will say so.
- Acute facial fractures within 14 days of injury
- Delayed presentation of orbital, zygomatic or mandibular trauma
- Post-traumatic malocclusion or facial asymmetry
- Implant or plate complications from prior surgery elsewhere
- Sports-related injury requiring expedited assessment
From first message to final review.
- Step 01
Emergency assessment
On-site review at partner hospital within 4 hours. Cone-beam CT, ophthalmology consult where indicated.
- Step 02
Stabilisation
Closed reduction or temporary fixation as appropriate. Definitive surgery scheduled within 7 days.
- Step 03
Definitive reconstruction
Open reduction and internal fixation with low-profile titanium hardware. Custom implants for orbital reconstruction.
- Step 04
Soft tissue care
Lacerations closed in layered fashion by the same team. Scar revision planned at 6–12 months if required.
- Step 05
Functional rehabilitation
Coordinated jaw physiotherapy and speech-and-language input where indicated. Long-term follow-up.