How It Works
Head and neck reconstruction may involve local flaps, skin grafts, cartilage or bone reconstruction, and in complex cases, free tissue transfer (free flap surgery). Microsurgical techniques allow for tissue from another part of the body – such as the thigh, forearm, or back – to be transplanted and reconnected to vessels in the face or neck using high-powered surgical microscopes.
Procedures are typically carried out in collaboration with other surgical specialists, such as ENT or maxillofacial surgeons, especially when the reconstruction follows cancer excision or airway surgery.
What Conditions Can Be Treated
Facial trauma or fracture reconstruction
Cancer-related defects (oral cavity, jaw, nose, lips, neck)
Post-surgical reconstruction (e.g. after tumour excision)
Nerve injuries (e.g. facial nerve repair)
Congenital facial asymmetry or deformities
Complex wound closure after infections or tissue loss
Why Choose Dr Parviz Sadigh?
Dr Sadigh trained in major head and neck centres across London, Taiwan, and Lebanon, including advanced microsurgical units handling high volumes of facial trauma and cancer cases. His work has involved pioneering free flap reconstructions, facial reanimation procedures, and nerve repair – making him one of the few surgeons with both aesthetic and reconstructive mastery.
Patients under his care benefit from meticulous surgical planning, world-class techniques, and a commitment to natural, patient-centred outcomes. Based in Dubai, he now provides a trusted option for those seeking specialist reconstructive surgery with international standards of care.
