Specialist Maxillofacial & Oral Surgery · Pretoria 012 021 0505 · Netcare Medicross Silverton
Complex facial care

Trauma, pathology and reconstructive surgery deserve a calm, coordinated pathway.

These conditions are complex by nature. The website’s job is to explain the role of the specialist and the next step — not overwhelm patients with technical terminology.

Facial trauma care
Facial trauma

Restoring anatomy, function and symmetry after injury.

Dr Xoki’s current scope includes specialist management of facial bone fractures. Treatment depends on which structures are involved, the severity and timing of the injury, and the individual patient.

Urgent injuries

Facial trauma can require emergency assessment. This demo website should never be used as a substitute for emergency medical care.

Pathology & reconstruction

Specialist pathways for more complex diagnoses.

A

Oral & facial tumours

Diagnosis and surgical management of selected benign and malignant conditions involving the mouth, jaws and face.

B

Head & neck cancer

Surgical care within a multidisciplinary pathway where cancer treatment requires coordinated specialist input.

C

Cleft lip & palate

Reconstructive surgery supporting feeding, speech, facial growth and long-term function.

D

Sleep-related surgery

Selected surgical interventions for sleep-related breathing disorders after appropriate investigation.

E

Facial & oral pain

Detailed specialist evaluation for complex pain where the underlying cause is not immediately clear.

F

Facial rejuvenation

Selected facial surgical procedures aimed at restoring balance while maintaining natural features.

Multidisciplinary care

Complex cases are rarely one-person journeys.

Depending on the condition, maxillofacial care may need coordination with dentists, orthodontists, radiologists, oncologists, ENT surgeons, speech therapists and other health professionals. The exact team depends on the diagnosis.

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