Plastic Surgeons in Australia
537 plastic surgeons across Australia, ranked by local votes. Pick a city to narrow it down.
Showing 381–400 of 537
Dr John Flood: Hornsby
Dr Peter Hayward
Handcare Medical
Bernard Simon Dr
Morgan David Mr
Archer Brett D
Bernard Simon
Northern Plastic Surgery
Clinical Science Bldg
Bennett Timothy M. Mr
Morrison Wayne A M Professor
Burgundy Hill Plastic Surgery Centre
Donato Robert Mr
Macgill Kirstie A Dr
Miss Jai (Joy) Kesari
Bloom Richard
Plastic Surgeons by region
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Online (6)NSW
Central Coast (4)Central NSW (3)North Coast (7)North East (7)South Coast (4)South West (2)Sydney (161)VIC
Ballarat (1)East Coast (1)Geelong (3)Melbourne (122)Northern District (2)South Coast (3)Western District (1)QLD
Brisbane (46)Cairns (3)Gold Coast (20)Mackay (1)Rockhampton (5)Sunshine Coast (13)Toowoomba (1)Townsville (5)ACT
Canberra (7)User guide to Plastic Surgeons
Plastic surgery is a medical practice that is focuses on the restoration, alteration, or improvement of damaged or lost body parts. One of the most common procedures in plastic surgery involves skin grafting or the transfer of skin tissue.
The two main types of plastic surgery are cosmetic and reconstructive. The cosmetic plastic surgery focuses only on improving a body part of the patient only for aesthetic purposes. On the other hand, reconstructive plastic surgery is used to correct or repair a broke, misshapen, or deformed body part caused by congenital disorders, illnesses, or accidents. It does not only seek to repair a deformed body part, but also improve its function.
Arguments about plastic surgery
People who are supportive of plastic surgery often argue that the procedure of enhancing oneself is no different from any natural way of improvement. Plastic surgery is simply used to enhance oneself and improve confidence. However, people who are against plastic surgery argue that there are nobler efforts to enhance the human body which does not involve going under the knife. One way to spending the cash wisely is by improving ones mind instead of the body is one thing that detractors argue against plastic surgery.
Is plastic surgery right for you?
Plastic surgery can definitely improve self-confidence, but it is not for everybody. Lives can be improved with plastic surgery, however, there are identities lost in the pursuit of perfection.
How to choose the best plastic surgeon
- The surgeon is a bona fide specialist plastic surgeon in full-time practice and is certified by the Board of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery or The Royal Australasian College of Surgeons.
- The surgeon has completed more than 12 years of specialist surgeon training and education in plastic surgery.
- The surgeon only operates in accredited medical facilities.
- The surgeon adheres to a strict code of ethics.