Complex Trauma & Fracture Surgery

For elective complex fracture repair or non-union treatment, most centers recommend traveling once the acute phase is stabilized — typically 2 to 6 weeks after the initial injury. If you already have temporary fixation in place, your records and imaging can be reviewed remotely by the overseas surgeon before your trip. For polytrauma cases, surgery is usually performed locally first; revision or reconstructive work can then be planned abroad. Our coordinators will arrange a virtual consultation to assess your imaging and confirm the optimal timing.