MODERN STRATEGIES IN THE COMPREHENSIVE THERAPY OF POST-BURN EVERSION SCARS OF THE LOWER LIP: MINIMALLY INVASIVE TECHNOLOGIES.
Keywords:
post-burn scars; lower lip eversion; minimally invasive methods; comprehensive therapy; plastic surgery; rehabilitation.Abstract
Post-burn eversion scars of the lower lip represent a challenging problem in plastic and reconstructive surgery, affecting both facial aesthetics and function. The main reason for unsatisfactory outcomes is the high tendency of tissues to develop recurrent scarring and contractures. This article proposes a concept of comprehensive treatment that includes the use of minimally invasive technologies at the stages of preoperative preparation, surgical correction, and postoperative rehabilitation. The proposed approach aims to improve functional outcomes, reduce the risk of recurrent eversion, and enhance patients’ aesthetic satisfaction.
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