Facial Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery

EAFPS Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Fellowship — Bilthoven

Dr. Menger Kliniek · Bilthoven, Netherlands

Current EAFPS-accredited training centre in the official list updated 30 Mar 2026; current seat availability remains subject to application, interview, ranking and director agreementPrimary source checked 28 Aug 2026

A current EAFPS-accredited 12-month facial plastic and reconstructive surgery fellowship based in Bilthoven.

Programme details

Pathway
Clinical
Subspecialty
Facial Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery
Duration
12 months full-time
Positions
One fellow per year
Start date
Confirm current cycle
Training format
Exposure to aesthetic and functional septorhinoplasty, nasal and skin reconstruction, otoplasty and blepharoplasty across Bilthoven and Gelre Ziekenhuis.
Eligibility
Perfect Dutch and English proficiency and full 12-month availability are mandatory. Applicants must also meet the EAFPS medical degree, completed ENT or plastic-surgery specialist training, sponsorship, active-licence and English requirements.
International eligibility
European and international applicants with equivalent specialist qualifications may apply through EAFPS; immigration, professional registration and clinical authorization remain centre- and country-specific.
Funding / salary
Salaried fellowship
Published deadline
No fixed closing date publicly listed
Recognition
Current EAFPS-accredited training centre; EBCFPRS examination is obligatory at completion
Malpractice coverage
Not publicly listed unless included within the centre-specific eligibility requirements
Certificate issuer
European Academy of Facial Plastic Surgery
Last verified
28 Aug 2026

Verified programme faculty

Source traceability

Availability is not inferred from the existence of a webpage. Confirm the active intake, registration, visa, funding and required documents directly with the programme.

Open official host or programme source ↗Review official application criteria ↗European Academy of Facial Plastic Surgery · checked 28 Aug 2026