Postburn contracture (PBC) is one of the most prevalent burn sequelae in general surgical practise. Such deformities are treated surgically by relieving the contracture and then covering it with a skin transplant or skin flap. Optimal control of PBCs has long been a challenge for surgeons due to the scarcity of good skin in the affected areas. There are many different operational techniques to choose from, and the surgeon must decide which is ideal for each patient. Fortunately, by paying more attention to your look, you can improve it. You might be able to get your face back to normal through post-traumatic facial reconstruction.