In a society where first impressions are of great importance, facial anomalies can be greatly upsetting for the people who have them. Not to mention the health repercussions. Thankfully, reconstructive surgery has come a long way and can now go great distances towards helping those with facial anomalies. Dr. Kim Tan, consultant reconstructive and plastic surgeon, tells us all about it.

<p>In a society where first impressions are of great importance, facial anomalies can be greatly upsetting for the people who have them. Not to mention the health repercussions. Thankfully, reconstructive surgery has come a long way and can now go great distances towards helping those with facial anomalies. Dr. Kim Tan, consultant reconstructive and plastic surgeon, tells us all about it.</p>

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