Reconstructive surgery is a broad term that refers to surgical procedures designed to repair and correct defects or damage to the body. Depending on the part of the body that needs fixing, there are different types of reconstructive surgery procedures, each with its own technique and benefits. Reconstructive surgery can be used for several reasons, including following trauma such as accidents or burns, birth defects, infections, and genetic disorders. There are many types of reconstructive surgery procedures available today, each with its own advantages and limitations. They include: Burn Reconstruction Surgery Burns can result in significant scarring and disfiguration and can be a source of lifelong physical, psychological and emotional challenges. Burn reconstruction surgery is used to improve the appearance and reduce the impact of disfiguring scars left behind by a burn. Burn reconstruction surgery involves techniques such as secondary skin grafting, flap surgery, or skin grafting.