* Necrosis of the flap, because of insufficient blood supply. If the blood supply of the flap is lost the flap will die. Therefore, it is very important that the surgeon must maintain the integrity of the vessels at the base of the flap to improve the survival of the flap. * Possible nerve damage during the reconstructive procedure * Prolonged oedema of the delicate tissues of the lower eyelid, * Abnormal hair distribution in the face. Even though soft tissue defects are managed by a secondary reconstructive surgery
Cheek reconstruction
Foreskin restoration
Scalp reconstruction
Tendon transfer
Husband stitch
Latarjet procedure
Greyhound therapy
Corner stitch