Pediatric Plastic Surgery

The Pediatric Plastic Surgery Clinic at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford helps patients ranging in age from newborns to adolescents with a variety of conditions including:

• Birthmarks
• Cleft lip and palate deformities 
• Craniosynostosis 
• Eyelid and socket (orbital) anomalies
• Facial asymmetry and problems present at birth (congenital). Facial asymmetry is a face with unequal shape or size.
• Facial bone fractures
• Frontal (skull) bone tumors and cysts
• Gender affirmation top surgery
• Malformations in the face or skull (maxillofacial) bones
• Microsurgery
• Nasal bone and septal problems. The nasal septum is cartilage that divides the nose into two chambers.
• Vascular malformations / hemangiomas
• Other problems present at birth (congenital) or that develop after birth (acquired)

To learn more about the division of Plastic Surgery's research and academic activities, please visit plasticsurgery.stanford.edu.