Facial Implants

Forehead and Head Fractures and Bone Deficiencies

Forehead and Head Fractures and Bone Deficiencies

Collapse fracture is observed frequently on the anterior wall of the sinus with external shocks due to the availability of frontal sinus installed at the internal area of nasal root on the forehead area.

Orbital Fractures

Orbital Fractures

Our sensitive area is kept from external effects by being surrounded with bone structure. Fractures around the eye can cause injury to the eye also. Evaluation has to be done carefully to see if there is any damage on the eye.

Nasal Fractures

Nasal Fractures

Nose is the organ getting most shocks on the face because it makes protrusion on the front part of our face. Nasal fracture can be treated under local anesthesia if it is mild. If the fracture is serious it is treated under general anesthesia in surgery room.

Upper Chin Fractures

Upper Chin Fractures

Fracture can effect only upper chin or it can be also with nose and eye structures. Fractures with mostly zeugmatic bone are fixed by entering from inside of the mouth’ under the eye and from temporal area inside of the hairy skin.

Lower Chin Fractures

Lower Chin Fractures

Strongest bone of our body is lower chin. But lower chin fracture is very common because it is open to trauma. Chin joint and fractures around the chin (condyl and subcondyl) can be treated by clamping together with wires.