Paying it forward

The best way to say thanks.

10% of profits supporting reconstructive surgery.

Thank you to plastic and reconstructive surgeons for dedicating years of training to deeply impact the lives of both cosmetic and reconstructive patients.

As we celebrate the excitement & empowerment of cosmetic and other elective surgery, it is our privilege and pleasure to do what we can to support their efforts in delivering the best care to patients needing reconstructive surgery.

What is reconstructive surgery?

  • Craniofacial

    E.g. Cleft lip & cleft palate

  • Breast Reconstruction

    Breast cancer

  • Burns

    Burn and scar treatment

  • Trauma

    E.g. Dog bites, hand trauma

  • Skin cancer

    Excision and reconstruction

Every September, Daisy Aftercare selects an organisation linked to reconstructive surgery to support over a 12 month period.

 

What we get excited about:

Research

Innovative technologies & treatments that translate to improved patient outcomes.

Holistic Patient Care

Access and advancement in rehabilitation services (e.g. physiotherapy) and psychological support.

Educational Resources

The development & delivery of resources to promote early detection, patient and family understanding, and prevention.

 
 

We are honoured to support the Fiona Wood Foundation.

Led by pioneering plastic & reconstructive surgeon, Professor Fiona Wood, the Fiona Wood Foundation is committed to excellence in burns care and is on a mission to make scarless healing a reality.

By continually expanding the knowledge of burns management, the work of the Fiona Wood Foundation impacts every stage of recovery for people who have sustained burn injuries in Australia and globally.

The Fiona Wood Foundation’s drive to eliminate scarring not only translates to improving burn patient care, but ultimately advances every field of plastic & reconstructive surgery.

Learn more about the work of the Fiona Wood Foundation by listening to patient stories.

“Our vision is to deliver scarless healing, in both mind and body, to those who suffer from burn injury.”

— Fiona Wood