Chest Wall Deformities

These conditions may be due to skeletal abnormalities, e.g. pectus excavatum and pectus carinatum (pigeon chest), as well as muscular defects, e.g. Poland's syndrome.

Reconstruction is tailored to the patient and the underlying condition and may include refashioning of the skeleton, muscle flap cover, or the use of prosthetic material to camouflage the defects.

Please contact Dr. Belt’s team for more detailed information and advice about your specific condition. Dr Belt is happy to conduct a telephone consultation with you prior to your appointment.