Comprehensive Repair for Cleft Palate

Usually between 9 and 18 months, depending on the child's condition and the medical team's assessment.

Yes, regular follow-up is needed, and some children may require speech therapy or hearing checks.

The main goal of the repair is to allow natural speech, and outcomes improve greatly with regular follow-up.

Advanced surgical reconstruction of the roof of the mouth to ensure normal speech, feeding, and hearing development.

State-of-the-Art Care

Our Commitment to Safety

Cleft palate surgery is a delicate procedure requiring specialized pediatric anesthesia and post-operative monitoring.

Carefully timed surgery to minimize interference with natural upper jaw development.

Timing: 9-18 Months

Multidisciplinary

Closing the gap between the mouth and nasal cavity to prevent food/liquid regurgitation.

Normal Speech Development

Reconstructing the soft palate muscles to allow for proper articulation and prevent hypernasal speech.

Improving middle ear drainage to reduce the risk of chronic ear infections and hearing loss.

We provide long-term care plans ensuring your child's complete functional recovery.