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Tha am prògram seo a’ faighinn sealladh sònraichte air Aonad Cinn is Aodainn Astràilia ann an Adelaide far a bheilear a’ leantainn cuid dhen obair-lannsa as mionaidiche agus as speisealta san t-saoghal. Gheibhear sealladh air dè tha air cùl an aodainn agus a’ chlaiginn, agus air na lannsairean anns a bheil earbsa a chuir ceart.

Bidh sinn a’ leantainn an sgioba ioma-sgileil seo agus iad a’ dèanamh obair-lannsa air leanabh nach eil ach 11-mìosan-deug a dh’aois a dh’fheumas a claiginn a bhith air ath-thogail gus rùm a thoirt dhan eanchainn aice fàs. Cuideachd, deugaire a tha an dòchas gun tèid an sgoltadh càirein aice a chàradh mu dheireadh thall, agus duine òg aig a bheil aodann mì-chumaichte a tha a’ toirt buaidh air a chomas fradhairc, labhairt agus fàileadh.

Chithear cuideachd an obair shònraichte a th’ aig an aonad ann a bhith a’ cumail rian air na leigheasan neo-lannsaireach a th’ aig euslaintich le sionndroman ginteil.

With unprecedented access to the Australian Craniofacial Unit in Adelaide and following some of most delicate and specialised surgery in the world, this is an intimate look at what lies behind the face and skull, and the surgeons trusted to make it whole again.

We join this multidisciplinary team as they perform life changing surgeries on an 11-month-old baby who needs to have her skull remodelled to make room for her growing brain, a teenager hoping for a final fix for her cleft palate, and a young man whose facial difference is affecting his ability to see, speak and smell. Plus a look at the unique role the unit has in managing the ongoing non-surgical treatment of patients with genetic syndromes.

Dubbed in Gaelic with English subtitles