Programme overview
What the official source supports
A two-year oculofacial plastic surgery fellowship in an ophthalmology department, described as approved by the American Society of Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. The page does not describe cosmetic content separately; it covers high-volume oculofacial training with dermatology, pathology, radiology and surgical subspecialty exposure.
Training structure
Published areas of exposure
- High-volume surgical and clinical oculofacial plastic surgery
- Time in dermatology, ophthalmic pathology review and imaging evaluation
- Operating with facial plastic, neurosurgery and craniofacial surgery colleagues
- ASOPRS thesis and presentations at national or international meetings
Eligibility
Who should verify their fit
Eligibility is not stated on the page.
Application
Published application route
The page gives no application process; the only contact for the fellowship fund is an advancement office, so consult the department for applications.
A programme-specific document checklist is not published in the recorded evidence. Follow the official application instructions; do not assume a generic checklist is sufficient.
Programme leadership: Pete Setabutr — Fellowship Director and Professor · Leadership profile →
Application contact details are not recorded. Use the official source to locate the responsible office.
Sources and verification
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UIC Ophthalmology — Oculoplastics Fellowship ↗Last reviewed by PlasticFellow: 31 Oct 2026. Information not shown by an official source is labelled as unavailable or requiring confirmation.
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