Craniofacial and Pediatric Plastic Surgery

Craniofacial and Pediatric Plastic Surgery

The craniofacial and pediatric plastic surgery team at Arkansas Children's specializes in comprehensive craniomaxillofacial care for patients with conditions ranging from congenital birth defects to traumatic injuries.

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Comprehensive Care for Craniofacial Conditions

The craniofacial, cleft, and pediatric plastic surgery specialists at Arkansas Children’s are skilled in the surgical management of congenital or acquired conditions or issues for children of any age.

We provide care for patients with congenital or traumatic deformities of the head and neck. In addition, we manage burn scars, traumatically acquired wounds, facial trauma, hand congenital deformities, nevi, hand trauma, burn contracture and complex wounds/defects.

As the division of a Level 1 pediatric hospital, we provide our patients with multidisciplinary care. 

Our Team Specializes In

  • Severe under-bites, overbites  or jaw abnormalities requiring surgical intervention – Including distraction osteogenesis vs. standard advancement
  • Masses, scars or lesions anywhere on the face or scalp
  • Facial fractures or skull reconstruction (cranioplasty)
  • Soft tissue reconstruction of the body (breast reduction, chest wall reconstruction, extremity reconstruction)
  • Microtia/Anotia Repair
  • Ear Molding
  • Congenital and traumatic nasal deformities
  • Neonatal Mandibular Distraction for airway
  • Secondary burn reconstruction for contractures

Craniosynostosis and craniosynostosis syndromes

  • Crouzon Syndrome
  • Apert Syndrome
  • Pfeiffer Syndrome
  • Saethre-Chotzen Syndrome
  • Muenke Syndrome

Comprehensive Care for Craniofacial Conditions

The craniofacial, cleft, and pediatric plastic surgery specialists at Arkansas Children’s are skilled in the surgical management of congenital or acquired conditions or issues for children of any age.

We provide care for patients with congenital or traumatic deformities of the head and neck. In addition, we manage burn scars, traumatically acquired wounds, facial trauma, hand congenital deformities, nevi, hand trauma, burn contracture and complex wounds/defects.

As the division of a Level 1 pediatric hospital, we provide our patients with multidisciplinary care. 

Our Team Specializes In

  • Severe under-bites, overbites  or jaw abnormalities requiring surgical intervention – Including distraction osteogenesis vs. standard advancement
  • Masses, scars or lesions anywhere on the face or scalp
  • Facial fractures or skull reconstruction (cranioplasty)
  • Soft tissue reconstruction of the body (breast reduction, chest wall reconstruction, extremity reconstruction)
  • Microtia/Anotia Repair
  • Ear Molding
  • Congenital and traumatic nasal deformities
  • Neonatal Mandibular Distraction for airway
  • Secondary burn reconstruction for contractures

Craniosynostosis and craniosynostosis syndromes

  • Crouzon Syndrome
  • Apert Syndrome
  • Pfeiffer Syndrome
  • Saethre-Chotzen Syndrome
  • Muenke Syndrome

Comprehensive Care for Craniofacial Conditions

The craniofacial, cleft, and pediatric plastic surgery specialists at Arkansas Children’s are skilled in the surgical management of congenital or acquired conditions or issues for children of any age.

We provide care for patients with congenital or traumatic deformities of the head and neck. In addition, we manage burn scars, traumatically acquired wounds, facial trauma, hand congenital deformities, nevi, hand trauma, burn contracture and complex wounds/defects.

As the division of a Level 1 pediatric hospital, we provide our patients with multidisciplinary care. 

Our Team Specializes In

  • Severe under-bites, overbites  or jaw abnormalities requiring surgical intervention – Including distraction osteogenesis vs. standard advancement
  • Masses, scars or lesions anywhere on the face or scalp
  • Facial fractures or skull reconstruction (cranioplasty)
  • Soft tissue reconstruction of the body (breast reduction, chest wall reconstruction, extremity reconstruction)
  • Microtia/Anotia Repair
  • Ear Molding
  • Congenital and traumatic nasal deformities
  • Neonatal Mandibular Distraction for airway
  • Secondary burn reconstruction for contractures

Craniosynostosis and craniosynostosis syndromes

  • Crouzon Syndrome
  • Apert Syndrome
  • Pfeiffer Syndrome
  • Saethre-Chotzen Syndrome
  • Muenke Syndrome

Comprehensive Care for Craniofacial Conditions

The craniofacial, cleft, and pediatric plastic surgery specialists at Arkansas Children’s are skilled in the surgical management of congenital or acquired conditions or issues for children of any age.

We provide care for patients with congenital or traumatic deformities of the head and neck. In addition, we manage burn scars, traumatically acquired wounds, facial trauma, hand congenital deformities, nevi, hand trauma, burn contracture and complex wounds/defects.

As the division of a Level 1 pediatric hospital, we provide our patients with multidisciplinary care. 

Our Team Specializes In

  • Severe under-bites, overbites  or jaw abnormalities requiring surgical intervention – Including distraction osteogenesis vs. standard advancement
  • Masses, scars or lesions anywhere on the face or scalp
  • Facial fractures or skull reconstruction (cranioplasty)
  • Soft tissue reconstruction of the body (breast reduction, chest wall reconstruction, extremity reconstruction)
  • Microtia/Anotia Repair
  • Ear Molding
  • Congenital and traumatic nasal deformities
  • Neonatal Mandibular Distraction for airway
  • Secondary burn reconstruction for contractures

Craniosynostosis and craniosynostosis syndromes

  • Crouzon Syndrome
  • Apert Syndrome
  • Pfeiffer Syndrome
  • Saethre-Chotzen Syndrome
  • Muenke Syndrome

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