Programme leadership profile

Rebeca Rosés; Joan Oliveres; Maravillas Abia; Miguel González-Candial

Programme in Orbital and Ophthalmic Plastic Surgery

IMO Grupo Miranza Barcelona · Barcelona, Spain

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Portrait of Joan Oliveres

Joan Oliveres

Programme teacher

IMO Grupo Miranza Barcelona

Oculoplastic and periocular aesthetic surgeon whose official profile describes interests in eyelid tumours, the anophthalmic socket and cosmetic eyelid surgery.

Official hospital or university faculty biography ↗

Profile reviewed 16 Oct 2026

Portrait of Miguel González-Candial

Miguel González-Candial

Programme teacher

IMO Grupo Miranza Barcelona

IMO identifies him as a specialist in oculoplastic, orbital and lacrimal surgery. His published professional training includes the Jules Stein Eye Institute at UCLA.

Official hospital or university faculty biography ↗

Profile reviewed 16 Oct 2026

Appointment evidence

Published role and affiliation

The official evidence identifies the leadership and affiliation listed below for Programme in Orbital and Ophthalmic Plastic Surgery.

Leadership as published
Rebeca Rosés; Joan Oliveres; Maravillas Abia; Miguel González-Candial (teachers named by the host)
Evidence reviewed
16 Oct 2026
Affiliated training host
IMO Grupo Miranza Barcelona

Names may identify a director, supervisor, host or contact. The source wording above defines the role; reconfirm the current appointment with the programme.

Training context

Published programme focus

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Associated training route

Clinical fellowship

Programme in Orbital and Ophthalmic Plastic Surgery

Advanced ophthalmic plastic and orbital training combining clinical rotations, surgery assistance, research and 90 wet-lab practicums. The current host programme uses a continuing-education programme title; the older ESOPRS master label is not assumed to establish a current university degree.

Location
Barcelona, Spain
Duration
12 months; 90 ECTS
Clinical participation
Clinical and surgical fellowship; confirm local licensing, supervision and permitted operative responsibilities with the host.
International applicants
International eligibility, registration and visa arrangements require confirmation with the host.
Funding
The same host page lists €10,575 in its headline and €10,525 in its registration section. Confirm the correct tuition directly; additional wet-lab practicums carry a supplementary charge.
Application timing
No current application deadline confirmed; contact the host before applying.

Programme listed — intake not confirmed
Host lists a 10 January 2027 start; available seats and admission status require confirmation.

Eligibility, training and application

Eligibility

Ophthalmologists with previous clinical experience; confirm licensing, language, selection and practical participation requirements.

Published training

  • Eyelid malpositions and reconstruction
  • Orbital disease and orbitofacial trauma
  • Lacrimal system surgery
  • Anophthalmic socket and prosthetic care
  • Periocular aesthetics and facial paralysis
  • Research methods, clinical guidelines and wet-lab practice

Application route

Enquire through IMO teaching or international services to confirm admissions, selection, required documents and the conflicting fee figures.

No programme-specific document checklist is recorded. Follow the current official instructions.

Published contact note: international@imo.es; +34 934 000 700

Official institution page · Source reviewed 16 Oct 2026

Official sources

Source review: 16 Oct 2026. Education history, additional appointments, publications and personal contact details are not added without separate official evidence.

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