Cook Children's Pediatric Plastic Surgery
We’re dedicated to helping children across Texas and beyond reach their fullest potential.
We care for a range of conditions, including burns, wounds and injuries throughout the body. We also help with physical differences in the face, head, neck and breast. Some are congenital, or present at birth, while others develop later. We have the expertise to care for both kinds, including rare or challenging conditions.
- Craniofacial & cleft services for treating face and head conditions.
- Craniosynostosis treatment, including both minimally invasive and open surgery.
- Cleft lip and palate team, featuring a range of crucial specialties working together closely and approval of the American Cleft Palate Craniofacial Association.
- Pediatric reconstructive surgery is available to improve appearance and function, including in the hands.
- Pediatric wound care for complicated wounds, including burns and bites.
Cook Children's Cleft Lip and Palate team is proud to be recognized by the American Cleft Palate-Craniofacial Association (ACPA). This recognition signifies our commitment to meeting and exceeding the highest standards of care for children with cleft and craniofacial conditions. At Cook Children's, we are dedicated to providing exceptional and compassionate care to make a positive impact on our patients' lives.
Choosing Cook Children's for pediatric plastic surgery
Every child is different, so details matter. The latest evidence informs our methods, and your child's needs guide when and how we do things. We look at every aspect of their growth, development and circumstances to decide on the right care, resources and support. We then make individualized decisions that lead to the best outcome possible. When you choose our program, you can expect:
- Dedicated surgeons: Talented surgeons whose sole focus is children and plastic surgery lead our team. They not only oversee your child's care, they're at their bedside, too. Their consistent presence helps you and your child feel more comfortable during care. Learn more about our Pediatric Plastic Surgery team.
- Additional expertise: You'll work with nurses certified in wound care if that's what your child needs. We also partner with other top specialists to help with your specific situation. For example, our anesthesiologists have extra training in pediatric care and only work with children. After surgery, experienced teams in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) and Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) help with recovery.
- Innovative treatments: Our team uses the latest, most effective treatments. Sometimes we even help develop them. For some surgeries, we use virtual constructions and custom-printed 3D models to help us plan. These guides help us do surgeries that weren't possible before. They also improve care for your child.
- True partnership: As your child's caregiver, you're one of the most important team members. No one knows your child's concerns, daily life, preferences and dreams better. We carefully listen to you and your child at every step. We also take the time to discuss what to expect, including the "whys" of your child's plan. We also give you the tools, knowledge and confidence to care for your child at home.
Access to needed support and resources
At Cook Children's, care goes well beyond our specialties. We offer a wide range of support and resources for your child and family's psychological, social and emotional needs. We take this approach so you can focus on the one thing that matters most: your child.
We're here to help
You probably have lots of questions if your child has a condition that may require plastic surgery. We can help:
- Schedule an appointment or get more information by calling us at 682-885-7770.
- Learn more about appointments and referrals, including insurance coverage and using the patient portal.