Plastic surgery subspecialty fellowships
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Upcoming cycleHand · Verified 7 Nov 2026
Upcoming cycleHand · Verified 7 Nov 2026
Upcoming cycleMicrosurgery · Verified 28 Oct 2026
Upcoming cycleMicrosurgery · Verified 31 Oct 2026
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Upcoming cycleUniversity of Pittsburgh / UPMC Department of Plastic Surgery
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania · United States
A funded research year in pediatric plastic, cleft and craniofacial surgery, including imaging, machine learning and health services research.
Intake not confirmedUniversity of Pittsburgh / UPMC Department of Plastic Surgery
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania · United States
A research fellowship on outcomes in head and neck microvascular reconstruction, acute craniofacial trauma and secondary reconstruction.
Upcoming cycleStanford Medicine — Robert A. Chase Hand & Upper Limb Center
Palo Alto, California · United States
One-year fellowship training board-eligible orthopaedic or plastic surgeons in upper limb care spanning the hand, shoulder and elbow. Fellows rotate through the Stanford adult medical center, Lucile Packard Children's Hospital and the VA Palo Alto Health Care System. Three fellows are accepted per year (two orthopaedic, one plastic), with applications through the ASSH platform and the NRMP Combined Musculoskeletal Matching Program.
Director, Orthopedic Hand FellowshipJeffrey Yao, MDUpcoming cycleToronto Western Hospital / University Health Network
Toronto, Ontario · Canada
A one-year University of Toronto-affiliated fellowship with integrated orthopaedic and plastic surgery teaching, three to four positions per year. Case mix includes wrist trauma and reconstruction, brachial plexus and peripheral nerve surgery, hand and wrist arthritis, arthroscopy, replantation and limb salvage, and upper extremity soft-tissue reconstruction, with weekly academic rounds and research opportunities.
Fellowship DirectorRyan Paul, MD
Intake not confirmedChang Gung Memorial Hospital / Chang Gung University
Linkou, Taoyuan · Taiwan
A minimum one-year microsurgery fellowship at Chang Gung Memorial Hospital combined with a tuition-free Master of Science in Reconstructive Microsurgery at Chang Gung University. Rotations for plastic surgeons cover head and neck, upper and lower extremity, breast and lymphedema, and peripheral nerve and functioning muscle transfer; about 8 are selected from 50-60 applicants.
Course Director of the linked CGU MSc pathwayFu-Chan Wei
Intake not confirmedEuropean Academy of Facial Plastic Surgery
European host centres · Europe — multiple countries
A structured 12-month full-time EAFPS programme in facial plastic and reconstructive surgery combining direct mentorship and hands-on operative experience, with European and International pathways. It runs from orientation through core and advanced training to a final evaluation, with formal evaluations at 6 and 12 months.
Fellowship Director at HNO-Zentrum Rhein-Neckar, Mannheim — one of the EAFPS network training centresDr. Frank RiedelExplore by focus
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