Facial Trauma Surgeon in Andheri

Why ACE for Facial Trauma Treatment in Andheri?

ACE was established by three ENT specialists—Dr. Shashikant Mhashal, Dr. Roshni Mohanty, and Dr. Rahul Shenoy (MBBS, MS ENT)—to make all facial trauma services available in one place. Instead of trying to get help from different facilities, ACE uses a coordinated approach, making sure that the patients are treated, diagnosed, and operated on by one team who takes care of everything. This is how ACE provides facial trauma surgery in Andheri under one roof. Their combined years of clinical experience help them manage trauma cases from the first assessment to follow-up.

Our Specialization in Treating Facial Trauma

Our surgeons provide treatment to patients suffering from:

• Nose fracture and facial bone trauma

• Injured ears and cuts on the face

• Soft tissue injuries

• Removal of a foreign body in the ear, nose or throat

• Uncontrollable nosebleeds

• Emergency airway evaluation

• Facial swelling after trauma

Each of these conditions is evaluated carefully to help choose the right course of treatment for every patient.

When to Get Emergency Facial Trauma Treatment

Facial trauma is never something to be dismissed. It is vital to seek immediate ENT treatment when you have:

• A serious face injury or deep cut

• Persistent nosebleed that won't stop

• Difficulty in breathing after an injury

• Possible fractures in the face

• Foreign objects in the ear, nose, and throat

• Rapid swelling of the face after trauma

Delay in the treatment can result in not only physical problems but also visible deformities. We at ACE offer prompt evaluation and treatment for all cases of trauma, and work as a facial trauma specialist in Andheri for both adults and children.

An injury to the nose can also affect breathing later, and some patients develop blocked-nose or sinus problems after a fracture. If this happens, the same team can check it during follow-up.

Philosophy of Facial Trauma Treatment

ACE has an approach in dealing with nasal fractures, wound treatment, ENT emergencies, and minor surgeries. Our follow-up system further helps in restoring our patients' overall health. We believe that consistent monitoring after treatment plays a key role in recovery. Where an injury needs surgery of the face or neck, our team also provides head and neck surgery.

Get in Touch with ACE – Facial Trauma Surgeon in Andheri East

In case of face injuries, it is always advisable to visit a medical institution offering health care for such injuries. You can visit Advanced Care for ENT at Criticare Hospital, Room No. 103, 1st Floor, Plot No 516, Beside SBI, Teli Gali, Maheshwari Nagar, Andheri East, Mumbai – 400069 to receive help from us.

You can contact us directly at +91 8788835978 in case of urgent requirements. Whenever there is a facial injury, time is crucial.

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Facial Trauma Care for Patients in Andheri and Nearby Areas

Our clinic is at Teli Gali, Maheshwari Nagar, Andheri East, and patients also come to us from Jogeshwari, Vile Parle, Santacruz, Goregaon, Marol, Sakinaka, JB Nagar, Chakala, Powai, Versova, Lokhandwala and Malad. If you or someone in your family has a face injury, a broken nose, a deep cut or something stuck in the ear or nose, you can call us or book a visit. We also see patients for nasal allergy, sinus problems and thyroid problems.

Frequently Asked Questions About Facial Trauma Surgeon in Andheri

1. What does a facial trauma surgeon actually do?

After a face injury, the surgeon first checks that you can breathe properly, then examines the bones, the skin and soft tissues, the nose, the ears and the bite of your teeth. Broken bones are set or repaired, cuts are cleaned and stitched with care, and you are followed up until you have healed. The aim is that your face works as well as it did and looks as close to normal as possible.

2. How do I choose a facial trauma surgeon in Andheri?

In an emergency, the right surgeon is one you can reach quickly, who can look at both the bones and the wounds, and who tells you honestly whether you need an operation or simply careful follow-up. After-care matters just as much as the first treatment. At ACE, our three ENT surgeons at Criticare Hospital work as one team, so you do not have to repeat your story to different doctors.

3. Should I go to casualty first or straight to an ENT clinic after an accident?

If you have lost consciousness, are vomiting repeatedly, feel confused, are bleeding heavily or are struggling to breathe, go to the nearest casualty at once. These need a full emergency team first. Once you are stable, a facial trauma surgeon can take over the care of the nose, face bones and wounds. If the injury is limited to the face and you are alert and breathing well, you can come straight to us.

4. How long can I wait before a broken nose is set?

Do not wait too long, but there is no need to panic either. Swelling in the first few days makes it hard to judge the true shape, so the nose is usually checked early and set once the swelling has come down, often within the first week or two. After that, the bones start to heal in their new position, and correcting a crooked nose later becomes a bigger operation.

5. When is a nosebleed after a blow an emergency?

Sit upright, lean forward and pinch the soft part of the nose firmly for ten minutes. If the bleeding stops, rest and avoid blowing your nose. Come in urgently if it continues beyond twenty minutes, is very heavy, runs down the back of your throat, or you feel dizzy or weak. Any nosebleed after a hard blow to the head also needs to be checked.

6. Will my face look the same after treatment?

In most cases, treatment brings the face very close to how it was, and swelling and bruising fade over a few weeks. Small differences can sometimes remain, such as a faint scar or a slight change in the nose, depending on how severe the injury was. We will tell you honestly what to expect before we begin, so there are no surprises later.

7. My child has something stuck in the nose or ear. Should I try to take it out?

Please do not. Tweezers, cotton buds or a hairpin can push the object deeper and cause bleeding or damage. Tell your child to breathe through the mouth and do not let them sniff hard. Bring them in as soon as you can. If the object is a button battery or a magnet, treat it as an emergency and go to a hospital immediately.

8. Where is the facial trauma clinic in Andheri?

Advanced Care for ENT is at Criticare Hospital, Room No. 103, 1st Floor, Plot No 516, beside SBI, Teli Gali, Maheshwari Nagar, Andheri East, Mumbai 400069. Consultation timings are Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 4.30 pm to 5.30 pm, and Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 8 pm to 9 pm.

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This page is for general information and is not a substitute for a medical consultation. In a serious emergency, go to the nearest hospital casualty without delay.