Facial trauma can affect the bones, soft tissues and functional structures of the face. Injuries may involve areas such as the jaw, cheekbones, eye socket or other facial structures, and the appropriate treatment depends on the nature and severity of the injury.

Assessment following facial trauma may include a clinical examination and appropriate imaging to determine the extent of the injury. Where surgery is indicated, treatment is planned with consideration of facial structure, function, soft tissues and the relationship between the affected structures.

The timing and type of treatment depend on the individual injury and the patient's overall circumstances. Where appropriate, follow-up is arranged to monitor healing and recovery.

Facial trauma surgery in Wagga Wagga involves specialist assessment and treatment planning for selected facial injuries, based on the location and extent of the injury.