15 Khordad Hospital is an educational subspecialty facility, established in the ’40s. The hospital was named Shoravi Hospital in the beginning & was later changed to Chehrazi in the late 50’s. It was in the 70s that the hospital’s name was changed to 15 Khordad as a third-degree referral center. With over 110 active beds, 15 Khordad is now one of the largest and most famous centers for plastic & hand surgery in Iran.
Active Beds: 110
Iran, Tehran
During plastic surgery, physicians use medical procedures to reshape or reconstruct parts of the body. Surgeons at 15 Khordad Hospital work in surgical sites that are outfitted with advanced technology, such as minimally invasive surgical equipment, to help reduce recovery times for patients and minimize scarring.
There are two types of plastic surgery: cosmetic and reconstructive.
Cosmetic surgery is an elective procedure in which normal parts of the body are reshaped to help improve a person’s appearance or reduce signs of aging. Because the treatment is elective, cosmetic surgery is usually not covered by insurance, however, patients should always check with their insurance providers to be sure.
Reconstructive plastic surgery corrects deformities due to burns, congenital abnormalities, traumatic injuries, infection, disease or developmental abnormalities, scars, or other issues caused by cancer or tumors. It is typically performed to improve function, but it can also be performed to give the face or body a better appearance. This type of plastic surgery is often covered by insurance, however, coverage can vary from procedure to procedure, so patients should always check with their insurance providers before having reconstructive surgery.
Surgeons at 15 Khordad Hospital perform the following procedures:
Malignant and benign lesions of the skin (basal cell, squamous cell)
Melanoma
Malignant and benign lesions of the soft tissue (sarcoma, lipoma)
Birthmarks
Reconstructive flaps and grafts
Scar revisions
Trauma (Tendon, Nerve, Bone Fracture, …)
Congenital
Nerve disorders (BPI-OBPT-CTS, ...)
Other disorders (Dupuytren’s, …)
Post-mastectomy breast reconstruction
Breast reductions or augmentation
Congenital and developmental breast deformities
Gynecomastia (excessive breast tissue in males)
Facial fractures (mandible, zygoma, orbits, nose) or soft tissue trauma
Congenital tumors and vascular malformations
Nasal deformity, ear deformity
Cleft lip & palate
Chest and Abdominal wall reconstruction
Lower extremity coverage
Flaps, Grafts, Free Tissue Transfer, Expanders
Facelift (Brow lift, neck lift)
Blepharoplasty (Eyelid Surgery)
Cosmetic Rhinoplasty
Cosmetic Otoplasty
Liposuction
Abdominoplasty
Endoscopic Forehead lift
