Limb Reconstruction & Preservation by Dr. Vicky Jain · Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon
Being told a limb may need to be amputated is frightening — and in many cases, reconstruction can save it. Dr. Vicky Jain specialises in limb salvage, preserving the arm or leg, its function, and its appearance wherever it can safely be done.
Limb salvage is a surgical approach used to save an arm or leg that might otherwise need to be amputated due to severe injury, infection, cancer, or other complex conditions. Instead of removing the limb, reconstruction is performed to preserve function and appearance.
Dr. Vicky Jain adopts a comprehensive and patient-focused approach combining diagnostic evaluation, microvascular surgery, soft tissue reconstruction, and when needed bone grafting or implants, with multidisciplinary rehabilitation support.
Recovery varies by severity and reconstruction complexity. Initial recovery may take 6 to 12 weeks, while full functional recovery with physiotherapy can take several months to a year.
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After my accident, Dr. Jain gave me my life back—unmatched skill and compassion.
Foot healed in weeks after months elsewhere—clear guidance that eased my fear of amputation.
Children, adults, and elderly patients may be candidates depending on limb condition and overall health.
X-rays, MRI/CT, vascular studies, and blood tests are commonly required.
Yes, in infection or tumor-related cases, tissue biopsy/wound cultures may be required.
Yes, long-term rehabilitation is essential for best functional outcomes.