About the procedure
Injury repair of the nose, face, or ear is a surgical or minor procedure to restore structure, function, and appearance following trauma. It may involve cleaning the wound, suturing lacerations, realigning cartilage or bone, and managing soft tissue damage. Timely repair prevents infection, scarring, and functional impairment such as hearing loss or nasal obstruction. These procedures are usually performed under local or general anesthesia depending on severity, with careful post-procedure monitoring to ensure optimal healing.
Care before the procedure
- Inform the doctor about medications, allergies, and medical conditions.
- Clean the wound and avoid contamination.
- Follow fasting instructions if general anaesthesia is planned
- Arrange for support or transportation if needed.
Care during the procedure
- Local or general anesthesia administered as needed.
- Wound cleaned, debris removed, and structures repaired.
- Sutures or dressing applied to support healing.
- Monitor vitals and ensure patient comfort throughout.
Care after the procedure
- Keep the area clean and follow wound care instructions.
- Avoid trauma, pressure, or heavy activity initially.
- Take prescribed antibiotics or pain medications.
- Attend follow-up visits to monitor healing, suture removal, and cosmetic outcome.
Relevant Specialties

ENT (Ear, Nose & Throat)
ENT is a medical specialty that focuses on conditions affecting the ear, nose, throat, and related structures of the head and neck.
It supports patients with a wide range of concerns related to hearing, breathing, speech, and overall head and neck health.
At KIMSHEALTH, ENT care is delivered through a patient-centered approach, focusing on accurate evaluation and long-term well-being.





