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  • 14/08/2025

My uncle is undergoing surgery for 3rd stage mouth cancer on December 21st they'll remove half his tongue and left jaw. Is there any plastic surgery option to reconstruct his tongue and jawbone so his face looks normal after? If yes, can you suggest the best surgeons in India for this?

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Yes, reconstructive surgery is an option to restore tongue and jawbone after cancer removal. In India, several skilled surgeons specialize in microvascular reconstruction, which is often used to rebuild these areas. It's crucial to consult with a head and neck surgeon and a reconstructive surgeon who can assess your uncle's specific case and recommend the best approach.

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