Safety and Sustainability: Optimizing Outcomes and Resource Utilization in Facial Transplantation

This article examines approaches to improving both patient outcomes and long-term sustainability in facial transplantation. The authors discuss how refinements in patient selection, operative planning, perioperative management, and postoperative care can reduce complications while optimizing the use of clinical and institutional resources. The work highlights the importance of balancing safety, durability, and responsible resource utilization as facial transplantation continues to evolve as a viable reconstructive option.