Reconstructive surgery hospitals specialise in medical procedures that restore the form and function of body parts affected by trauma, birth defects, disease, or surgical removal. Unlike cosmetic surgery, which focuses on enhancement, reconstructive surgery addresses medically necessary conditions—such as cleft lips and palates, burn injuries, hand deformities, cancer-related tissue loss, and facial trauma. These hospitals are equipped with advanced surgical tools, post-operative care facilities, and skilled surgeons trained in microsurgery, skin grafting, and tissue transfer. Reconstructive surgery plays a key role not only in physical healing but also in restoring a patient’s ability to perform basic tasks, improve appearance, and regain confidence after life-changing injuries or illnesses. Every procedure carried out in these centres contributes to a patient’s quality of life and emotional well-being.

Despite the significance of reconstructive care, access to it remains limited for large segments of the population—particularly those in rural areas or from low-income backgrounds. The procedures can be expensive and often require multiple stages of intervention, long recovery times, and specialised follow-up care, making them inaccessible to many. This is where Pulse Foundation steps in to support and uplift those in need. The foundation partners with reconstructive surgery hospitals across the country to fund essential procedures for patients who cannot afford treatment. Their focus includes burn survivors, children born with congenital deformities, and individuals recovering from traumatic accidents or disease-related surgeries. Pulse Foundation also sponsors post-surgery physiotherapy and psychological counselling—ensuring a holistic approach to recovery. They organise surgical outreach camps in remote regions to identify patients who would otherwise go untreated. Through their dedicated work, the foundation gives people more than just medical support—it offers them hope, dignity, and the power to lead fuller lives. By making reconstructive surgery accessible and affordable, Pulse Foundation continues to bridge the gap between specialised care and those who need it most.

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