Programme overview
What the official source supports
An ENT-led EAFPS fellowship based at HagaZiekenhuis in The Hague, with additional sessions at Zoetermeer, Leiden and private practices. It covers rhinoplasty, facial reconstruction, cleft care and some head and neck reconstruction. The society listing is the only source reviewed.
Training structure
Published areas of exposure
- Aesthetic, functional and revision rhinoplasty
- Skin cancer surgery and reconstruction (Zoetermeer site)
- Multidisciplinary cleft care in the children's department
- Facial nerve paralysis rehabilitation and facial trauma reconstruction
- Ablative head and neck surgery and reconstruction
Eligibility
Who should verify their fit
The listing requires Dutch language ability and European certification as an ENT specialist.
Application
Published application route
Apply through the EAFPS Fellowship Committee using the European or International candidate application form (two EAFPS member sponsors are required); placement at a centre also needs the agreement of its fellowship director.
Published application documents
- EAFPS application form (European or International candidate)
- Two EAFPS member sponsors
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Programme leadership: Paul van der Eerden — Fellowship Director · Leadership profile →
Contact note: kno@hagaziekenhuis.nl
Sources and verification
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EAFPS — Fellowship Training Centres (List C, updated 17 Sept 2026) ↗EAFPS — Fellowship Program ↗Last reviewed by PlasticFellow: 20 Oct 2026. Information not shown by an official source is labelled as unavailable or requiring confirmation.
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