685 source-led clinical fellowship profiles. Source-led clinical fellowships in microsurgery, craniofacial, hand, breast, aesthetic and burn surgery worldwide, with eligibility and application evidence.
What this pathway means
Clinical fellowship
Post-residency appointments with defined clinical duties — clinics, on-call, ward care and supervised operating. Most require local registration or a training licence, and many are salaried.
Often suits
Surgeons who need a credentialed operative logbook
Trainees preparing for a consultant or attending post
Applicants who can meet local registration requirements
Evidence filters describe the available information. Published criteria do not guarantee eligibility, funding or a vacancy; missing information does not mean you are ineligible.
A one-year microvascular reconstructive fellowship spanning head and neck, breast, lymphatic, extremity and facial-reanimation work. The department describes one trainee per year and an estimated 100–150 free flaps, which is historical programme case-mix information rather than a guarantee of the individual fellow’s operative volume.
A one-year post-residency fellowship devoted to aesthetic and cosmetic plastic surgery, including high-volume mentorship with UAB aesthetic faculty. The institutional overview confirms the focused training level; the Aesthetic Society listing supplies the separate match information.
Named in official programme listingJorge de la Torre
Multi-hospital craniofacial training based at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center, including pediatric reconstruction, facial trauma and orthognathic surgery.
A six-month reconstructive microsurgery fellowship in a department performing around 120 free flaps a year across head and neck, breast, facial palsy and lower-limb reconstruction.
Named programme or training-centre contactAndrés Rodriguez
A one-year FMUSP course with two listed places in the diagnosis and supervised surgical treatment of congenital and acquired paediatric conditions, delivered at HCFMUSP and Hospital Municipal Infantil Menino Jesus.
CleftCraniofacial
Pathway
Clinical fellowship
Duration
1 year (2,400 hours; 50 hours/week); published cycle 1 March 2027 – 29 February 2028
A one-year, single-place FMUSP course covering the full course of burn care, from emergency assessment through surgery to scar and sequelae management.
Burn surgery
Pathway
Clinical fellowship
Duration
1 year (2,400 hours; 50 hours/week); published cycle 1 March 2027 – 29 February 2028
A one-year post-residency aesthetic-surgery fellowship combining supervised procedures, clinic care, practice management and a required research project. The university still links the detailed July 2023 curriculum; financial and scheduling terms require current confirmation.
An AACS-listed face, breast and body fellowship with two annual appointments, starting in January and July. Fellows follow patients through consultation, surgery and recovery at a two-theatre surgery centre.
A one-year AACS-listed fellowship with January and July starts. Fellows rotate through face, breast and body surgery, patient follow-up, complications care, didactics and practice management, including the attached medical spa.
A one-year AACS-listed fellowship in South Tampa covering cosmetic breast, facial and body procedures, nonsurgical treatments and the complete perioperative patient pathway. The programme reports two on-site surgical suites.
An AACS-listed programme with January and July appointments, emphasizing supervised operative participation, consultation and follow-up. Training spans facial aging, rhinoplasty, breast surgery, body contouring and fat grafting.
A one-fellow cosmetic surgery programme combining two operating days, two clinic days and an education/administration day each week. The profile describes a one-year appointment with a possible two-year extension.
Programme DirectorEhab Akkary, MD, FACS, FAACS
Aesthetic surgeryBreast surgeryBody contouring
Pathway
Clinical fellowship
Duration
12 months; possible extension to 24 months described by the host
A cosmetic fellowship emphasizing body surgery with facial exposure, supervised patient care, injectables, practice development and a scholarly paper. The fellow handles after-hours practice calls rather than hospital call.
A two-position cosmetic fellowship across two surgical offices and affiliated hospitals. Fellows participate in consultation, procedures and follow-up, alongside practice management; hair transplantation is available through external teaching faculty.
A cosmetic surgery fellowship established in 2024 with graduated operative participation and full perioperative patient care. The individual profile includes facial rejuvenation, breast procedures, body contouring and hair transplantation.
A general cosmetic fellowship balancing three operative days and two clinic days weekly. Training includes face, breast and body procedures, nonsurgical rejuvenation, clinical research and private-practice call responsibilities.
A Dallas-area cosmetic fellowship covering facial, breast and body contouring procedures. The society profile names Howard Tobin as an additional teacher based in Abilene; compensation terms require direct discussion.
A general cosmetic fellowship combining clinical patient care, varied aesthetic procedures, rotating physician lectures and a cosmetic research paper. The source also describes visiting surgeons and hair-transplantation teaching.
A Miami-based cosmetic fellowship covering facial and body sculpting, injectables and perioperative care. Its faculty includes an oculofacial surgeon and Claudia Kim, who separately directs the New York fellowship.
A one-year New York cosmetic surgery fellowship with facial and body sculpting, breast procedures and injectables. Its named faculty includes oculofacial surgeon Brett Kotlus.
A 52-week cosmetic fellowship integrating consultation, surgery, postoperative care and follow-up in an office-based surgical practice. The source specifies local hospital privileges and individual malpractice cover.
A general cosmetic programme integrating fellows into an established practice with several surgical teachers, core-curriculum review, literature study and participation in the AACS annual meeting.
A one-year facial and body cosmetic fellowship with progression from assisting to primary operating according to performance. The source includes practice operations and nonsurgical aesthetic care.
Intake not confirmed
Fellowship DirectorMario Solari, MD
