Arohi's impactful before and after cleft lip surgery photos, showcasing Mission Smile's transformative work in cleft lip and palate surgery across India.

Mother’s Journey: Arohi’s Cleft Lip Surgery Transforms Lives

Arohi Biswas, born to Jaya Das and Soumitra Biswas, came into the world with a bilateral cleft lip. The family resides in Krishna Ganj, Nadia, West Bengal. Jaya and Soumitra’s love marriage had promised a life of happiness, but Arohi’s birth brought unforeseen challenges. Soumitra and his family unjustly blamed Jaya for their daughter’s condition, eventually sending her and Arohi to Jaya’s mother’s house.

Arohi before her bilateral cleft lip surgery, looking hopeful with Mission Smile's support.
Arohi Biswas before her life-changing bilateral cleft lip surgery.

Despite her deep sadness, Jaya, driven by her love for her innocent daughter, sought solutions. With the support of her mother, they connected with Mission Smile through a camp coordinator. The team promptly invited Jaya and Arohi to our outreach center at Hiramani Memorial Hospital  in Krishna Nagar. There, esteemed surgeon Dr. Manish Mukul Ghosh examined Arohi and determined she was fit for surgery. The very next day, we successfully performed the bilateral cleft lip repair surgery on Arohi.

Arohi and her mother Jaya smiling after successful cleft lip surgery by Mission Smile, the best cleft lip organization in India.
Arohi Biswas and her mother Jaya, joyfully reunited after Arohi’s successful cleft lip surgery, performed by Mission Smile.

Tears of joy filled Jaya’s eyes as she saw her daughter’s transformed face. When they returned for a follow-up at Krishna Nagar’s Hiramani Hospital, Jaya shared that her husband and his family were amazed by Arohi’s transformation and were now willing to accept them both back into the family. Jaya expressed her immense happiness and gratitude towards Mission Smile, stating they felt like a godsend in her daughter’s life. She vowed to spread the message that cleft lip is not a curse but a condition that can be corrected with proper medical intervention.