Soft tissue repair following injury can be very challenging for a reconstructive surgeon. The goals of management of facial trauma are the preservation of form and function. The management of facial soft-tissue trauma is particularly critical where injuries can cause not only esthetic deformities but also can affect neural function, normal mastication, visual fields, and salivary outflow. Special consideration must be given to injuries of functional structures such as the facial nerve, ductal systems or organs, and ensuring appropriated management of these structures. This article discusses on few case report and a review of literature pertaining to facial soft tissue injuries.