Official profile
Biography and background
Kallirroi Tzafetta is a consultant plastic surgeon whose hospital profile identifies an NHS base at St Andrew’s Centre for Plastic Surgery, Broomfield Hospital. Tzafetta graduated from the University of Athens in 1991, completed plastic-surgery training in the UK and undertook a microsurgery and facial-paralysis reconstruction fellowship in Norfolk, Virginia. The hospital lists interests in facial reanimation and aesthetic and reconstructive facial surgery.
Biography source ↗ · Reviewed 21 Oct 2026
Published roles
Roles in plastic surgery training
Each role below keeps the wording of its official source and the date it was reviewed. Names may identify a director, supervisor, host or contact; reconfirm the current appointment with the programme.
Chelmsford Head & Neck Reconstruction, Facial Palsy and Adult Craniofacial Surgery
Listed fellowship lead (PLASTA directory)
PLASTA labels this person in the Lead column for this exact fellowship. Several rows were last confirmed in 2025; the listing is dated evidence and is not confirmation of a current appointment or vacancy. The PLASTA sheet spells Kalliroi; the named hospital profile spells Kallirroi and corroborates Broomfield affiliation and facial reanimation. The hospital spelling is used.
Photo: Official www.ramsayhealth.co.uk profile — editorial identification; source attribution provided.
Broomfield Hospital (Chelmsford, as listed by PLASTA) · Chelmsford, United Kingdom
Official institution or fellowship society — reviewed programme role ↗Profile reviewed 21 Oct 2026
Programme leadership page →Training context
Published programme focus
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Official sources
- Official institution or fellowship society — reviewed programme role ↗Reviewed 21 Oct 2026
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