We offer cosmetic, reconstructive, and skin cancer surgery at the Melbourne Institute of Plastic Surgery, where our internationally acclaimed surgeons are dedicated to providing patients with quality care, comfort, and unparalleled results. Our dedicated team of plastic surgeons, highly trained nursing staff, and professional assistants are well known for their commitment to providing patients with the best possible care. Confidentiality is paramount at our institute, and we provide a private entrance to our patients that can prove especially useful after surgery. The Melbourne Institute of Plastic Surgery is associated with Stonnington Day Surgery - a fully equipped, registered, and accredited state-of-the-art operating complex. We also have strong associations with Monash University, private hospitals throughout the Melbourne area, including Cabrini Hospital and The Avenue Hospital, as well as the public hospital system. Having access to such world-class surgical facilities allows us to perform a comprehensive range of treatments and provide our patients with convenient options best suited to their needs. In addition to our hospital associations that promote teaching and research, we are also proud of our strong fellowship program. Established several years ago, the program has allowed surgeons from many countries to study with us and is a testament to our commitment to ongoing research in pursuit of new techniques and treatments. Our advanced aesthetic surgery workshops have been going on for the last ten years. We invite plastic surgeons from throughout Australia, as well as New Zealand and other Southeast Asian countries, to learn about new technology, develop their skills, and help us advance our regional standards. We challenge ourselves to constantly grow and learn within our practice in order to improve our quality of care as well as your results. We take great pride in the reputation that we've garnered locally, nationally, and internationally, and value the connections we make with fellow professionals.
