Plastic Surgery WHSSC Can only be undertaken in line with the WHSSC S10.3 Policy on Plastic Surgery. – S11.3 Surgery or Laser S60.1>4 Treatment An IPFR is required for all other circumstances. Y06.4 Plastic Surgery WHSSC E02 Nose Can only be undertaken in line with the WHSSC E07.1>3 Policy on Facial Surgery. *also under ENT E07.8>9 An IPFR is required for all other circumstances. Plastic Surgery WHSSC S06.5 or Skin conditions: Should NOT be used EXCEPT for treatment of scars S06.9 Scar revision which interfere with function following burns or + treatments for keloid or post surgical scarring. Y06.4 S23.1>4 An IPFR is required for all other circumstances. Plastic Surgery WHSSC (ICD10= Skin The recommended NHS suitable treatment for L81.9) is cosmetic camouflage. Access to a qualified camouflage beautician should be available on the NHS for this and other skin conditions requiring camouflage. Plastic Surgery WHSSC S60.1>2 Skin Can only be undertaken in line with the WHSSC “Resurfacing Policy on Plastic Surgery. Techniques” – laser, dermabrasion & An IPFR is required for all other circumstances. dermal peels Plastic Surgery WHSSC T59.1>4 Surgical Removal The evidence suggests that there is a high rate of *also under T59.8>9 of Ganglia spontaneous resolution for ganglia and that Orthopaedics T60.1>.4 reassurance should be the first therapeutic T60.8>9 intervention for most patients and all children. There are no agreed criteria for the surgical removal of Ganglia without an IPFR. Plastic Surgery WHSSC S09.2 Tattoo Removal Can only be undertaken in line with the WHSSC Policy on Plastic Surgery.
Plastic Surgery WHSSC S10.3 S11.3 S60.1>4 Y06.4 – Surgery or Laser Treatment Can only be undertaken in line with the WHSSC Policy on Plastic Surgery. An IPFR is required for all other circumstances. Plastic Surgery *also under ENT WHSSC E02 E07.1>3 E07.8>9 Nose Can only be undertaken in line with the WHSSC Policy on Facial Surgery. An IPFR is required for all other circumstances. Plastic Surgery WHSSC S06.5 or S06.9 + Y06.4 S23.1>4 Skin conditions: Scar revision Should NOT be used EXCEPT for treatment of scars which interfere with function following burns or treatments for keloid or post surgical scarring. An IPFR is required for all other circumstances. Plastic Surgery WHSSC (ICD10= L81.9) Skin The recommended NHS suitable treatment for is cosmetic camouflage. Access to a qualified camouflage beautician should be available on the NHS for this and other skin conditions requiring camouflage. Plastic Surgery WHSSC S60.1>2 Skin “Resurfacing Techniques” – laser, dermabrasion & dermal peels Can only be undertaken in line with the WHSSC Policy on Plastic Surgery. An IPFR is required for all other circumstances. Plastic Surgery *also under Orthopaedics WHSSC T59.1>4 T59.8>9 T60.1>.4 T60.8>9 Surgical Removal of Ganglia The evidence suggests that there is a high rate of spontaneous resolution for ganglia and that reassurance should be the first therapeutic intervention for most patients and all children. There are no agreed criteria for the surgical removal of Ganglia without an IPFR. Plastic Surgery WHSSC S09.2 Tattoo Removal Can only be undertaken in line with the WHSSC Policy on Plastic Surgery.
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