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Clinical reconstructive microsurgery with progressive responsibility, breast perforator flaps, lymphatic reconstruction, extremity and head and neck cases, teaching and research.
Clinical Instructor training in complex gender surgery and microsurgery, combining multidisciplinary care, revision reconstruction, teaching and research.
A faculty-level training year combining facial cosmetic and reconstructive work, particularly nasal surgery, facial ageing and paralysis rehabilitation, with a fellow clinic, research and teaching.
The fellowship combines cosmetic facial surgery with trauma and reconstructive work, a publishable research project, resident supervision and preparation for the facial plastics examination.
Fellowship director / named leadershipJeffrey Scott Moyer, MD
Aesthetic surgeryRhinoplastyFacial plastic surgery
Pathway
Clinical fellowship
Duration
Confirm current appointment duration with the programme; AAFPRS facial plastic fellowship pathway
Training spans Mount Sinai, New York Eye and Ear, and Elmhurst, combining aesthetic and reconstructive facial procedures, graded independence, a fellow clinic and research.
Fellowship director / named leadershipJoshua D. Rosenberg, MD
An ASCFS-accredited craniofacial programme spanning paediatric and adult congenital conditions, trauma, maxillofacial surgery and facial gender surgery.
Fellowship leadership (as listed)Jason H. Pomerantz
Pediatric and adult reconstructive training includes cleft conditions, craniosynostosis, facial paralysis, microtia and complex head-and-neck reconstruction. The ASCFS register lists preliminary accreditation.
Supervised pediatric craniofacial training at UT Southwestern and Children's Health, with progressive clinical responsibilities alongside plastic surgery residents.
A salaried six-month reconstructive microsurgery fellowship. The linked historical notice covers head and neck, breast, trauma, lymphatic, burn and gender-affirming surgery.
Named programme or training-centre contactÅsa Edsander Nord
A one-year surgical fellowship in cleft and craniofacial surgery at the Meenakshi Cleft and Craniofacial Centre in Chennai, with two surgical places a year. The page also lists a separate cleft orthodontic fellowship (one place a year).
Cleft and craniofacial surgical teamR. Manikandhan, MDS, FDSRCS, FFDRCS
CraniofacialCleftPaediatric plastic surgery
Pathway
Clinical fellowship
Duration
One academic year; extension up to three years may be agreed by the centre and CCI
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Austin, Texas, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, facelift surgery, mohs defect reconstruction.
Fellowship director / named leadershipMarcelo Antunes, MD, FACS
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Toronto, Ontario, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, facelift surgery, hair restoration.
Fellowship director / named leadershipJamil Asaria, MD, FRCSC
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Beverly Hills, California, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, facelift surgery, facial reanimation.
Fellowship director / named leadershipBabak Azizzadeh, MD, FACS
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in San Antonio, Texas, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, facelift surgery, mohs defect reconstruction.
Fellowship director / named leadershipJose E. Barrera, MD, FACS
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Sewell, New Jersey and Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, mohs defect reconstruction, clinical or laboratory research, resident teaching.
Fellowship director / named leadershipDaniel G. Becker, MD
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Seattle, Washington, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, facial reanimation, mohs defect reconstruction, free-tissue reconstruction.
Fellowship director / named leadershipAmit Bhrany, MD
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Baltimore, Maryland, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, facelift surgery, facial reanimation.
Fellowship director / named leadershipKofi Boahene, MD
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Guelph, Ontario, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, facial nerve surgery, laser and skin resurfacing.
Fellowship director / named leadershipMatthew D. Brace, MD
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Houston, Texas, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, facelift surgery, mohs defect reconstruction.
Fellowship director / named leadershipAnthony Brissett, MD
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Austin, Texas, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, facelift surgery, facial reanimation.
Fellowship director / named leadershipEdward Buckingham, MD
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, facelift surgery, facial reanimation.
Fellowship director / named leadershipJ. Madison Clark, MD, FACS