Osteoplasty is the branch of surgery that involves the repair or reshaping of bones. Surgeons specializing in this field perform procedures to fix bone problems, deformities, or injuries. This can include bone grafting, where new bone material is added to repair damaged areas, or reshaping bones to improve their function or appearance. Osteoplasty is commonly used in orthopedic surgery to treat conditions like fractures, bone tumors, and bone abnormalities one was born with, helping patients regain normal bone structure and function.

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