Craniofacial

and Pediatric
Plastic Surgery
Division of Plastic and
Reconstructive Surgery

Mission Statement
To provide evidence-based integrated
surgical care that exceeds national MSU Surgery
benchmarks for quality and safety, Eyde Building
educate the next generation of 4660 S. Hagadorn Rd, Suite 600
surgeons and scholars based on East Lansing, MI 48823
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We evaluate each patient as a unique
individual and review all options with
them to customize their treatment
plan and optimize their care. We
perform surgeries at hospitals in the
Greater Lansing area allowing patients
to stay close to home for both simple
and complex operative procedures.

Services
Cleft/lip palate spectrum
• Cleft lip
• Cleft palate
• Velopharyngeal
insufficiency
• Alveolar bone graft
• Cleft lip or palate
revision
• Orthognathic (jaw)
surgery
• Cleft rhinoplasty
Stephanie Bray, MD, MS, FACS
Head shape abnormalities
Dr. Stephanie Bray is a fellowship-trained, board
• Craniosynostosis
certified plastic and reconstructive surgeon, • Positional plagiocephaly
specializing in craniofacial and pediatric plastic
• Syndromic
surgery.
craniosynostosis
Dr. Bray received her medical degree from Indiana (Apert, Crouzon,
University School of Medicine in Indianapolis, Muenke, Saethre-
Indiana. She then completed her five-year General Chotzen, Pfeiffer)
Surgery residency at the University of Kansas Pierre Robin sequence
Medical Center in Kansas City, Kansas, with an • Jaw distraction
additional year for laboratory research.
Congenital ear
Dr. Bray continued her training by completing a malformations
three year Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
• Microtia
fellowship at the University of Illinois at Chicago. • Lop/cupped ear
She then went on to complete specialty fellowship
• Constricted ear
training in Craniofacial Surgery and Pediatric Plastics
• Prominent ear
at Riley Children’s Hospital at Indiana University in
Indianapolis, Indiana. • Ear molding
Dr. Bray received her board certification from the Jaw deformities
American Board of Plastic Surgery in 2018. • Cleft related
• Non cleft related/
Dr. Bray serves as a MSU Plastic and Reconstructive
idiopathic/syndromic
Surgeon with special interests in pediatric plastics
(Goldenhaar syndrome)
(including cleft lip/palate, general pediatric plastics
and pediatric hand anomalies), orthognathic jaw
surgery, and craniomaxillofacial reconstruction and
Trauma Management
trauma. She also has interests in clinical and basic Comprehensive reconstructive surgery of the hand and face.
science research in pediatric plastic problems, MSU serves Sparrow Emergency and urgent care facilities
specifically cartilage and bone abnormalities and with hand and facial trauma call.
reconstruction.
Local soft tissue
coverage
Tendon injuries
Nerve injuries
MSU Craniofacial and
Pediatric Plastic Surgery
Created in 2017, the Craniofacial and Pediatric
Vascular malformations Plastic Unit of the Michigan State University
• Hemangioma Department of Surgery utilizes the latest
• Venous malformations technological advancements in the treatment
• Lymphatic malformations
of pediatric and facial reconstruction.
• Capillary malformations/ MSU Surgery provides patients peace of mind
port-wine stains through our successful outcomes which
• Arteriovenous are supported by our:
malformations
Pediatric Hand Advanced training
• Syndactyly, polydactyly, Case numbers performed
constriction band syndrome,
clinodactyl Virtual surgical planning
• Genetic Hand abnormalities Postoperative care from our highly skilled team
(Apert, Crouzon, etc.)
Complex pediatric team coordination and care
General pediatric plastics
• Dermoid and other cysts
• Congenital nevus
• Moles
• Scars (including keloids)
• Pediatric facial and hand
trauma
• Pediatric breast/body
reconstruction (Poland
syndrome, juvenile
breast hypertrophy,
gynecomastia, etc.)
Facial trauma and
reconstruction
• Facial skin cancers: Basal
cell, squamous cell,
melanoma
Learn more about Dr. Stephanie Bray,
• Facial asymmetry
Assistant Professor of Surgery,
(syndromic [Goldenhaar]
and her practice at www.surgery.msu.edu
or non-syndromic)
Hand fractures
Pan facial fractures
Jaw fractures
Pediatric facial fractures