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Insn: They Perform for the First Time Face Malformation Surgery, Minimally Invasive
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A high-complex surgery, performed for the first time at the National Institute of Child Health (INSN) Breña, allowed to correct the facial malformation that affected Analí, a 17-year-old teenager from Ayacucho. The patient suffered a deviation from the jaw that generated a marked asymmetry in her face and constant pains, a situation that also impacted her self-esteem and social life.Rubén Bautista Prado, the child's father, told that her daughte…
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