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United States (50), Japan (21), United Kingdom (15), Canada (10), South Korea (5), Australia (4)
Subspecialty fellowship guide
Compare breast reconstruction fellowships by the balance of reconstructive techniques, breast oncology collaboration and supervised clinical responsibility. A post labelled breast surgery may have a different emphasis from a reconstructive microsurgery or oncoplastic fellowship.
At a glance
131 breast reconstruction programme profiles: 90 clinical fellowship, 25 observership, 6 research fellowship, 5 short-term training, 4 hybrid clinical and research, 1 travelling fellowship. 15 list an upcoming application cycle and 5 are rolling or by contact; the rest have no confirmed intake, so check the official source before applying.
United States (50), Japan (21), United Kingdom (15), Canada (10), South Korea (5), Australia (4)
University of British Columbia — Division of Plastic Surgery (3); Canniesburn Plastic Surgery Unit, Glasgow Royal Infirmary (2); Chiba University Hospital (2); Cleveland Clinic (2); Hospital de la Santa Creu i Sant Pau / Reconstructive Microsurgery European School (RMES) (2)
The Brussels Breast Fellowship 2026/27; InSITE Research Fellowship in Surgical Intelligence, Robotics and Emerging Technologies; Breast Reconstruction Fellowship; Reconstructive Plastic Surgery Fellowship — Kelowna and 11 more. See all on the deadlines page.
Before you shortlist
Use these questions alongside each programme's published facts. Eligibility, participation and funding must be confirmed for the specific appointment.
Ask how the placement divides time between reconstruction, cancer surgery, breast-conserving work and aesthetic procedures. Identify whether the host is seeking a plastic surgery or a breast/general surgery training background.
Request the expected exposure to implant-based and autologous reconstruction, microsurgery, revision work and long-term follow-up. Ask which elements are performed by the fellow and which are observational.
Compare access to planning meetings, counselling, imaging discussions and outcomes review. Ask how the fellowship teaches coordination with the wider breast service and evaluates the fellow's progress.
The RCS England and Association of Breast Surgery framework distinguishes advanced breast surgery from oncoplastic and reconstructive breast surgery. It describes a timetable, research and audit, and access to relevant breast and plastic surgery activities. Michigan's separate microsurgery route has its own plastic surgery training prerequisites. These examples help distinguish pathways; neither framework sets admission or operative privileges for all breast reconstruction posts worldwide.
Common questions
Compare the actual curriculum and required training background. RCS England's framework distinguishes breast surgery pathways and includes oncoplastic and reconstructive activities. A programme title alone cannot establish the balance of cancer surgery, breast-conserving techniques, implants and free-flap work.
Yes, if your learning objectives include microsurgical reconstruction. Review the breast component of each microsurgery programme and compare it with dedicated breast posts. Also establish the time allocated to other reconstructive areas so the breadth suits your objectives.
No. Attendance, assisting and supervised operating are different levels of participation. Request a written description of the role available for your training and registration status, the supervision provided and the way progression is assessed.
Reviewed by the PlasticFellow editorial team. Institutional examples apply to the named programmes or schemes. Use each programme profile's sources to verify its own terms.
Framework for the named RCS England/ABS schemes, not a universal fellowship standard (PDF).
An example of a distinct reconstructive microsurgery entry route.
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Deadline passedHospital de la Santa Creu i Sant Pau / Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
Barcelona · Spain
A 6- or 12-month clinical immersion in breast reconstruction at Sant Pau University Hospital, integrating fellows into clinics, ward rounds, operating theatres, journal clubs and training labs. Training covers autologous (pedicled, free, perforator) and implant reconstruction, oncoplastic approaches, lymphoedema surgery and revision surgery. Fellows give a monthly presentation and are expected to publish at least one peer-reviewed article.
Programme DirectorJaume Masià, MD, PhD
Deadline passedKantonsspital Winterthur / Italian Society of Microsurgery
Winterthur · Switzerland
Three-month educational and observational placement at Kantonsspital Winterthur's Department of Hand and Plastic Surgery, selected by the SIM Fellowship Committee from CVs. The fellow joins outpatient clinics, theatre sessions and teaching under the supervisor and keeps a certified logbook; the department reports roughly 70-100 free flaps a year.
Fellowship Supervisor; Senior Consultant (Leitender Arzt), Department of Hand and Plastic SurgeryAlberto Franchi, MD
Deadline passedSunnybrook Health Sciences Centre / University of Toronto
Toronto, Ontario · Canada
A 12-month Oncologic and Microvascular Reconstructive Surgery fellowship at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre, with one position, focused on comprehensive care of breast, melanoma and trauma patients. Clinical content includes immediate and delayed breast reconstruction with implant and free flap techniques, oncoplastic partial breast reconstruction, craniofacial soft tissue defects, major post-traumatic extremity reconstruction and melanoma management. Fellows complete a research project and teach students and residents.
Fellowship SupervisorLaura Snell, MD, MSc, FRCS(C)
Rolling · availability unconfirmedISAPS / Ocean Clinic
Marbella · Spain
Two-week ISAPS Expert Program visit at Ocean Clinic in Marbella, where Dr Kai O. Kaye is Medical Director; the clinic is dedicated to aesthetic surgery, with over 450 surgeries a year in two in-office operating rooms. Subjects include face, neck, arm and thigh lifts, breast surgery, liposuction and fat grafting, alongside fillers, lasers and microneedling. Visits are offered four times a year and require licensure.
ISAPS Expert Program hostDr. Kai Kaye
Intake not confirmedThe University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
Houston, Texas · United States
A one-year programme founded in 1988 focusing on microvascular and complex reconstructive surgery for oncologic patients. It combines clinical work, a required faculty-sponsored research project, didactics and an optional Clinical Specialist track; the current class is eight plastic surgery fellows and one head and neck surgery fellow, and the fellowship year ends on June 30.
Programme DirectorMargaret S. Roubaud, MD
Intake not confirmedUniversity Health Network / University of Toronto
Toronto, Ontario · Canada
One-year programme that aims to train the next generation of surgeons in breast reconstruction, with two six-month rotations: microsurgical and immediate reconstruction at Toronto General Hospital, and implant-based, non-microsurgical reconstruction and aesthetic breast surgery at Women's College Hospital. Fellows can join or start clinical breast research projects.
Fellowship DirectorToni Zhong, MD, MHS
Intake not confirmedUniversity of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus
Aurora, Colorado · United States
A one-year clinical instructorship and fellowship in microsurgery and complex reconstruction at CU Anschutz, covering oncologic and traumatic reconstruction including breast, sarcoma and extremity, head and neck, and chest wall. The fellow acts as responsible attending for residents on service and presents a plastic surgery grand rounds on a microsurgical topic.
Named in official programme listingChristodoulos Kaoutzanis
Deadline passedYale School of Medicine
New Haven, Connecticut · United States
Yale's Microsurgery Fellowship is described as a high-volume clinical fellowship with a focus on breast reconstruction. The appointment is as Clinical Instructor, and the page lists Monika Londono as Fellowship Coordinator and M. Lisa Varipapa, MPH as Program Coordinator.
Yale plastic and reconstructive surgery faculty; breast reconstruction and microsurgery. Yale describes the fellowship as taught by 6+ faculty but does not publish an individual assignment.Luccie Wo
Upcoming cycleBrussels University Hospital (UZ Brussel) / Hamdi Foundation
Brussels · Belgium
A 3-month clinical fellowship in the Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery department at Brussels University Hospital. It covers breast reconstruction, reduction, mastopexy, implant augmentation, revision surgery, fat grafting and lymphedema care with the lymph clinic, with scholarship support of up to EUR 1,000 per month.
Fellowship DirectorMoustapha Hamdi, MD, PhD
Deadline passedStanford Medicine
Palo Alto, California · United States
A 12-month advanced microsurgery training format at Stanford Plastic Surgery, a tertiary care referral center and major microsurgical center in Northern California, with weekly educational conferences and opportunities for research. Applications for the 2027-2028 instructorship are listed as closed.
Named in official programme listingDung Nguyen
Intake not confirmedInstitut du Sein Paris Restitute — Paris Breast Center
Paris · France
Institut du Sein Paris Restitute hosts one surgeon near the end of training each year for a one-year fellowship, described on its page as a scholarship (bourse). The fellow then returns home and trains surgeons there. The institute also regularly hosts French and foreign surgeons for stays of a few weeks or months, separate from the fellowship.
Named in official programme listingKrishna B. Clough
Intake not confirmedHospital de la Santa Creu i Sant Pau / Reconstructive Microsurgery European School (RMES)
Barcelona · Spain
A one-month observership for plastic surgeons or last-year plastic surgery trainees. Each week includes one day of clinics oriented to the visitor's main interest, one day of ward rounds, and observing or sometimes assisting in major surgeries 2-3 days; observers give one formal presentation during the month.
Fellowship leadership (as listed)Jaume Masià, MD, PhD
Intake not confirmedUniversité de Montréal — Division of Plastic Surgery
Montréal, Québec · Canada
CHUM-based advanced reconstructive microsurgery fellowship. The host describes longitudinal or parallel rotations and a four-week microsurgical laboratory course at the start of the clinical year.
Reconstructive Microsurgery Fellowship DirectorArij El Khatib, MD
Rolling · availability unconfirmedISAPS / Cosmetic Surgery Center
Dhaka · Bangladesh
ISAPS Expert Visit hosted at a group practice in Dhaka with three other plastic surgeons, in a 10-bed clinic licensed by the Ministry of Health where more than 70% of work is aesthetic surgery (around 1,000 operations a year). Visitors observe aesthetic and reconstructive procedures such as cleft repair and breast reconstruction.
ISAPS Expert Program hostProf. Sayeed Siddiky
Intake not confirmedUniversity Health Network / University of Toronto
Toronto, Ontario · Canada
One-year fellowship based at UHN's Toronto General Hospital providing experience in cancer-related defect reconstruction, including microsurgical and non-microsurgical reconstruction of head, neck, breast and musculoskeletal sarcoma defects. Fellows are expected to pursue at least one clinical or basic research project.
Fellowship SupervisorStefan Hofer, MD, PhD
Intake not confirmedSt. Antonius Hospital Nieuwegein
Nieuwegein · Netherlands
The NVPC fellowship page lists St. Antonius Hospital Nieuwegein with the focus area breast reconstruction, status recognition (Erkenning), valid from 1 October 2019 to 1 October 2028. The NVPC fellowship regulation (adopted 3 December 2020) requires the fellowship training group to submit a request to the NVPC board 6 months before the fellowship starts.
Plastic surgeon and named breast-reconstruction fellowship contact (2024 advert)Erik ZonnevylleUniversity of Pennsylvania and Fox Chase Cancer Center
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania · United States
One clinical year of microvascular reconstruction with research opportunities and a combined Penn/Fox Chase training context. The curriculum includes preoperative planning, reconstructive surgery and follow-up, with abdominal/perforator-flap breast reconstruction and head-and-neck free flaps. Penn also links its PennMicro technical-training resource. The recruitment dates on the host page describe an earlier application cycle.
Program DirectorStephen J. Kovach, III, MD
Intake not confirmedMemorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
New York, New York · United States
A one-year reconstructive microsurgery fellowship after cancer resection, spanning breast, head/neck, chest-wall and extremity defects. Fellows manage patients before and after surgery, operate under attending direction, attend clinics and teaching, and can pursue oncologic research. The host lists six positions and PGY-based salary/benefits; the listing is not proof of an open position.
Program DirectorEvan Matros, MD, MPH, MMSc
Intake not confirmedMassachusetts General Hospital / Harvard Medical School
Boston, Massachusetts · United States
Advanced training in all areas of aesthetic and reconstructive breast surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital. The high-volume fellowship emphasises microsurgery and prosthetic techniques, offers research and teaching opportunities, and follows an apprenticeship model with one-on-one training from the Program Director.
Fellowship leadership (as listed)William G. Austen
Intake not confirmedHOCH Health Ostschweiz / Kantonsspital St.Gallen
St. Gallen · Switzerland
HOCH Health Ostschweiz / Kantonsspital St.Gallen offers international fellowship tracks in general plastic surgery, breast surgery and hand surgery. Prospective fellows should have completed a plastic or hand surgery residency in their home country and be fluent in English or German (German preferred). Hand fellows may add an elbow and shoulder fellowship with the Orthopaedic Surgery department.
Chief, Plastic Surgery and Hand SurgeryVolker Schmidt, MD
Intake not confirmedAffidea Plastic Surgery Group / Affidea brustCare Zurich
Zurich · Switzerland
A 3-6 month clinical fellowship in oncoplastic and reconstructive breast surgery at a high-volume breast cancer centre in Zurich, based at Affidea Plastic Surgery Group and Affidea brustCare. Fellows attend 3-4 operating sessions and 1-2 clinics per week, join ward rounds and tumour boards, and receive a certificate on completion.
Named in official programme listingJian Farhadi
Intake not confirmedInstitut du Sein Paris Restitute — Paris Breast Center
Paris · France
The Paris Breast Center (Institut du Sein) regularly hosts French and foreign surgeons for short placements of a few weeks or months, separate from its one-year fellowship, for which one surgeon is selected each year. The page does not describe visitors' day-to-day activities.
Named in official programme listingKrishna B. Clough
Intake not confirmedAsan Medical Center — Department of Plastic Surgery
Seoul · South Korea
Asan's hospital-wide IViS route for overseas physicians. The IViS page does not list departments; the hospital newsroom reports international clinical fellows training in plastic surgery under Professors Joon Pio Hong and Jong-Woo Choi.
Saudi Commission for Health Specialties (SCFHS) — accredited training centres
SCFHS-accredited centres (Saudi Arabia) · Saudi Arabia
The national SCFHS curriculum for a two-year fellowship in reconstructive microsurgery delivered in high-volume Saudi centres, covering general, traumatic, peripheral-nerve and oncoplastic reconstruction.
Upcoming cycleCleveland Clinic
Cleveland, Ohio · United States
An InSITE clinical and translational research fellowship applying AI, computer vision, extended reality and robotics to lymphatic, breast and complex reconstruction. This named technological track is distinct from the Bassiri Gharb craniofacial research listing.
Research fellowship application contact; InSITE mentorGraham Schwarz, MD
Upcoming cycleUniversity of British Columbia — Division of Plastic Surgery
Vancouver, British Columbia · Canada
Comprehensive immediate and delayed implant-based and autologous breast reconstruction. UBC explicitly distinguishes this from a dedicated microsurgery fellowship despite including microvascular reconstruction.
Breast Reconstruction Fellowship DirectorSheina Macadam, MD, MSc Epi, FRCSC, FACS
Upcoming cycleUniversity of British Columbia — Division of Plastic Surgery
Kelowna, British Columbia · Canada
Reconstructive training at Kelowna General Hospital covering breast, head and neck, trunk, extremity and hand reconstruction. Older CSPS material calls this Hand and Reconstructive Microsurgery; the same supervisor and curriculum are retained as one programme.
Reconstructive Fellowship DirectorJ. Scott Williamson, MD, FRCSC, FACSSamsung Medical Center — Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
Seoul · South Korea
A hospital-wide observership scheme at Samsung Medical Center that lists Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery among the departments accepting observers. The scheme is not specific to one subspecialty; the department's own doctor listing shows clinical interests in breast reconstruction, microsurgical reconstruction, skin cancer and craniofacial conditions (craniosynostosis, cleft lip and palate), so focus tags reflect the department rather than a defined observer curriculum.
Intake not confirmedSeverance Hospital, Yonsei University Health System — Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
Seoul · South Korea
A plastic and reconstructive surgery track within Yonsei's international fellowship scheme, with Cosmetic Surgery named as one of the department's training areas alongside breast, hand and nerve, paediatric and craniofacial, and head and neck or lower-limb reconstruction. Fellows are expected to complete at least one clinical or basic-science research project, with the department's tissue-restoration research institute available. The pages carry a 2020 copyright line, so confirm current terms with the programme.
Intake not confirmedMalla Reddy Vishwavidyapeeth — Department of Plastic Surgery
Hyderabad, Telangana · India
A one-year university fellowship covering breast augmentation, reduction and mastopexy, fat grafting and contouring, and breast reconstruction after mastectomy, with surgical planning and post-operative care.
Intake not confirmedCancer Institute Hospital — Department of Plastic Surgery
Tokyo · Japan
The JSPRS host factsheet describes a six-month reconstructive surgery fellowship at the Cancer Institute Hospital in Tokyo. The clinical track starts with surgical assisting and may progress to operating, alongside conferences and clinical research. Breast, head and neck, sarcoma and lymphoedema reconstruction are listed; observerships are accepted separately.
Department Director, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery; Supervisor / Director (JSPRS listing)Tomoyuki Yano
Intake not confirmedKameda Medical Hospital — Breast Center
Kamogawa, Chiba · Japan
Kameda’s Breast Center offers surgical training in breast reconstruction, oncoplastic breast surgery and microsurgery for lymphoedema. The JSPRS factsheet combines patient assessment and management with operating and conferences. It describes placements of six months to two years and separately accepts observers; the permitted role must be agreed before arrival.
Fellowship supervisor (as listed)Fukuma Eisuke
Intake not confirmedKagawa University — Department of Plastic Surgery
Miki, Kagawa · Japan
Kagawa’s JSPRS factsheet describes clinical and research opportunities in plastic surgery and accepts observers. Listed areas include breast, head and neck, aesthetic and microsurgical reconstruction, trauma and pectus excavatum. The clinical/research placement length is not specified; the separate four-year doctoral option must not be read as the fellowship duration.
Professor, Plastic Surgery; Supervisor / Director (JSPRS listing)Tomohisa Nagasao
Intake not confirmedJichi Medical University Hospital
Shimotsuke, Tochigi · Japan
Jichi’s clinical fellowship is mainly observational, covering fat grafting, breast and craniomaxillofacial reconstruction, paediatric plastic surgery, head and neck microsurgery and lymphoedema. Its JSPRS factsheet says clinical training may be available for stays longer than one year; this is conditional and does not establish operative access for a short observer visit.
Fellowship supervisor (as listed)Kotaro Yoshimura
Intake not confirmedChiba University Hospital
Chiba · Japan
Chiba’s plastic, reconstructive and aesthetic surgery placement combines weekday ward rounds and outpatient activity with scheduled case discussions and operating lists. The JSPRS factsheet describes one-month to one-year placements in craniomaxillofacial, breast, cleft, aesthetic and laser work, while separately listing a doctoral option.
Professor; Supervisor / Director (JSPRS listing)Nobuyuki Mitsukawa
Intake not confirmedTokai University School of Medicine
Isehara, Kanagawa · Japan
Tokai’s one-to-three-month placement is explicitly observation only in the JSPRS factsheet. It lists craniofacial, breast, cleft, head and neck and laser work, with English as the programme language. The host requests applications three months before the intended start; the undated listing does not confirm a vacancy.
Supervisor / Director (JSPRS listing)Tadashi AkamatsuJuntendo University
Tokyo · Japan
Juntendo’s short observership covers outpatient clinics, ward rounds, operating rooms and laboratories. The JSPRS factsheet explicitly labels this route observational and separates it from advanced clinical training. The listed departmental exposure includes breast, craniofacial, hand, microsurgery, skin cancer, wound healing, regenerative medicine and stem-cell work.
Fellowship supervisor (as listed)Hiroshi MizunoJuntendo University
Tokyo · Japan
Juntendo’s advanced clinical track is described as on-the-job training in patient diagnosis and treatment. Its JSPRS factsheet separates this three-month to two-year route from the short observership and lists breast, craniofacial, hand, microsurgical, skin-cancer, wound-healing and regenerative work. Clinical participation requires the applicable Japanese permissions.
Fellowship supervisor (as listed)Hiroshi Mizuno
Intake not confirmedNippon Medical School
Tokyo · Japan
Nippon Medical School’s advanced clinical programme is described as on-the-job diagnosis and treatment training, with a minimum six-month stay in the JSPRS factsheet. Its scope spans burns, breast, hand, head and neck, microsurgery, skin cancer, trauma, wounds and scars. It is separate from the short observership and four-year PhD option.
Fellowship supervisor (as listed)Rei Ogawa
Intake not confirmedKyorin University
Mitaka, Tokyo · Japan
Kyorin’s current JSPRS factsheet describes observing outpatient clinics, ward rounds and surgery for one to twelve weeks. The department lists breast, craniofacial, hand, head and neck, microsurgery, skin cancer and wound-healing exposure. It is distinct from the three-month to one-year advanced training option, whose permissions require separate confirmation.
Supervisor / Director (JSPRS fellowship listing); Professor and Department HeadMine Ozaki, MD, PhD
Intake not confirmedKyorin University
Mitaka, Tokyo · Japan
Kyorin’s current JSPRS factsheet lists a three-month to one-year advanced clinical training option alongside its separate short observership. The course description itself mentions observing clinics, ward rounds and surgery rather than defining operating privileges. Breast, craniofacial, hand, head and neck, microsurgery, skin cancer and wound healing are listed; confirm the actual clinical role directly.
Supervisor / Director (JSPRS fellowship listing); Professor and Department HeadMine Ozaki, MD, PhD
Intake not confirmedThe Jikei University School of Medicine
Tokyo · Japan
Jikei’s Clinical Observership Program covers outpatient clinics, ward rounds and surgery for up to six months, depending on visa status. The JSPRS factsheet lists craniomaxillofacial, head and neck, hand and breast reconstruction. It is separate from advanced hands-on clinical training and the four-year doctoral research course.
Supervisor / Director (JSPRS listing); Chief Professor (department page)Takeshi Miyawaki, MD, PhD
Intake not confirmedThe Jikei University School of Medicine
Tokyo · Japan
Jikei’s advanced clinical track offers practical diagnosis-and-treatment training for three months to two years, depending on visa status. The JSPRS factsheet separates this route from its short observership and doctoral research course. Listed areas include craniomaxillofacial, head and neck, hand and breast reconstruction; applicants need at least three years’ post-licensure clinical experience.
Supervisor / Director (JSPRS listing); Chief Professor (department page)Takeshi Miyawaki, MD, PhD
Intake not confirmedSapporo Medical University
Sapporo, Hokkaido · Japan
Sapporo’s Clinical Observership Program offers one-to-eight-week observation of outpatient clinics, ward rounds, operating rooms and laboratories. The JSPRS factsheet lists head and neck reconstruction, burns, trauma, wound healing, breast reconstruction, microsurgery, microtia and ptosis. The observer route is explicitly separate from advanced clinical training.
Professor, Plastic and Reconstructive SurgeryTakatoshi Yotsuyanagi, MD, PhD
Intake not confirmedSapporo Medical University
Sapporo, Hokkaido · Japan
Sapporo’s advanced clinical training route runs from three months to two years in the JSPRS factsheet and includes diagnosis and treatment of patients, subject to permission. Its departmental exposure spans head and neck, burns, trauma, wounds, breast reconstruction, microsurgery, microtia and ptosis. The source requires an institutional request and at least three years’ post-licensure clinical experience.
Professor, Plastic and Reconstructive SurgeryTakatoshi Yotsuyanagi, MD, PhD
Intake not confirmedIwate Medical University Hospital
Yahaba, Iwate · Japan
Iwate’s JSPRS factsheet distinguishes short observation from negotiable six-to-twenty-four-month clinical training. Activity may include observing surgery, first assisting, outpatient work and conferences. Hands-on surgery specifically requires Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare approval as a foreign clinical trainee; the listing does not itself provide that approval.
Fellowship supervisor (as listed)Minoru Sakuraba
Intake not confirmedChris O'Brien Lifehouse
Sydney, New South Wales · Australia
The Lifehouse fellowship concentrates on advanced DIEP-flap breast reconstruction under Joe Dusseldorp. The ASPS listing describes breast-reconstruction database management and research, outpatient exposure and additional ear, facial-reanimation, otoplasty and breast-reduction work. This private-practice placement has no emergency duties and limited on-call responsibilities; six or twelve months depends on suitability and availability.
Fellowship supervisor (as listed)Joe Dusseldorp
Upcoming cycleIndiana University School of Medicine
Indianapolis, Indiana · United States
Indianapolis clinical instructorship combining adult and pediatric free-flap reconstruction, facial reanimation and lymphatic surgery with independent clinics and teaching.
Program DirectorRachel M. Danforth, MD
Intake not confirmedUniversity of California, Irvine
Orange, California · United States
Microsurgery Fellowship in Orange, California, represented by an official plastic-surgery or microsurgery society listing. Current case mix, appointment terms and vacancies require direct confirmation.
Fellowship DirectorGordon K. Lee, MD, FACS
Intake not confirmedUniversity of Washington
Seattle, Washington · United States
Reconstructive Microsurgery Fellowship in Seattle, Washington, represented by an official plastic-surgery or microsurgery society listing. Current case mix, appointment terms and vacancies require direct confirmation.
Program DirectorDuane Wang, MD
Intake not confirmedUniversity of Utah Health
Salt Lake City, Utah · United States
Microsurgery Fellowship in Salt Lake City, Utah, represented by an official plastic-surgery or microsurgery society listing. Current case mix, appointment terms and vacancies require direct confirmation.
Fellowship DirectorJayant Agarwal, MD
Intake not confirmedThe Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center
Columbus, Ohio · United States
Microsurgery Fellowship in Columbus, Ohio, represented by an official plastic-surgery or microsurgery society listing. Current case mix, appointment terms and vacancies require direct confirmation.
Fellowship DirectorMin-Jeong Cho, MD
Intake not confirmedCleveland Clinic
Cleveland, Ohio · United States
Microsurgery and Breast Reconstruction Fellowship in Cleveland, Ohio, represented by an official plastic-surgery or microsurgery society listing. Current case mix, appointment terms and vacancies require direct confirmation.
Fellowship DirectorGraham Schwarz, MDUCLA Health
Los Angeles, California · United States
Microsurgery Fellowship in Los Angeles, California, represented by an official plastic-surgery or microsurgery society listing. Current case mix, appointment terms and vacancies require direct confirmation.
Fellowship leadershipChristopher A. Crisera, MD
Intake not confirmedBeth Israel Deaconess Medical Center / Harvard Medical School
Boston, Massachusetts · United States
One-year reconstructive microsurgery fellowship at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, starting each year on 1 July. More than 150 microsurgical procedures are performed per year across breast, head and neck and lymphatic surgery, with lower extremity reconstruction also included. The fellow holds a Clinical Fellow appointment at Harvard Medical School and teaches in the BIDMC/HMS Plastic Surgery Residency Program.
Fellowship leadership (as listed)Bernard T. Lee
Upcoming cycleRush University Medical Center
Chicago, Illinois · United States
A one-year Reconstructive Microsurgery Fellow / Clinical Instructor post (1 July 2027 to 30 June 2028) in Rush University Medical Center's busy microsurgical programme in downtown Chicago, covering breast, head and neck and extremity microsurgery, advanced nerve surgery, lymphatic supermicrosurgery and gender-affirming surgery. The fellow is encouraged to take part in clinical research and resident teaching.
Named in official programme listingDavid Kurlander
Intake not confirmedUniversity of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City, Kansas · United States
Midwest Institute of Microsurgery Fellowship in Kansas City, Kansas, represented by an official plastic-surgery or microsurgery society listing. Current case mix, appointment terms and vacancies require direct confirmation.
Fellowship Director (as listed by ASRM)Sterling Braun, MD
Intake not confirmedThe Practice Plastic Surgery
Beverly Hills, California · United States
A breast and facial surgery programme with complex breast revisions, implant reconstruction, cosmetic operations, a supervised weekly clinic, business meetings and a clinical paper requirement.
Named in official programme listingLisa Cassileth
Intake not confirmedSeoul National University Hospital
Seoul · South Korea
Departmental visiting training across reconstructive subspecialties, with conferences, rounds and research discussions. The brochure predates this audit and current terms require confirmation.
Named programme or training-centre contactKim Sang Wha
Upcoming cycleUniversity of British Columbia — Division of Plastic Surgery
Kelowna, British Columbia · Canada
Six-month UBC Division of Plastic Surgery fellowship in Kelowna, run with Johnson and Johnson and directed by Dr Brian Peterson. It combines a large volume of aesthetic surgery in private-facility operating rooms with hospital and day-care reconstructive breast surgery, including a large volume of microsurgery; one position and a $35,000 stipend.
Aesthetic and Breast Reconstruction Fellowship DirectorBrian D. Peterson, MD, FRCSC
Intake not confirmedOchsner Health — Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
New Orleans, Louisiana · United States
A one-year, non-accredited microsurgery fellowship in Ochsner's plastic surgery division, with exposure to extremity, breast and trunk, and lymphedema surgery.
Named programme or training-centre contactMeredith Collins
Intake not confirmedNightingale Breast Centre, Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust
Manchester, England · United Kingdom
An ABS/BAPRAS-approved RCS England Senior Clinical Fellowship (approval January 2024 to December 2026) led by consultant plastic and breast surgeons, covering implant and autologous reconstruction and aesthetic breast surgery.
Named in official programme listingSumohan Chatterjee
Intake not confirmedFaculty of Medicine Siriraj Hospital, Mahidol University — Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
Bangkok · Thailand
A Siriraj clinical observership hosted by the Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, reported on the faculty's news pages after a six-month placement in 2023 under the division director. Placement terms follow Siriraj's general international observership rules.
Director of the Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (supervisor of the Clinical Observership Program in Plastic Surgery)Sorawuth Chu-Ongsakul
Intake not confirmedMcMaster University — Division of Plastic Surgery (Hamilton Health Sciences and St. Joseph's Healthcare Hamilton)
Hamilton, Ontario · Canada
A 12-month fellowship in microvascular and implant-based breast reconstruction and free and pedicled flap reconstruction of the extremities, abdomen and perineum, with head and neck reconstruction possible according to interest. The document expects more than 75 free flaps and about 150 implant-based breast reconstructions, at least one significant clinical research paper, and teaching of residents.
Fellowship leadership (as listed)Ronen Avram
Intake not confirmedMedStar Georgetown University Hospital
Washington, District of Columbia · United States
A medical-student research fellowship covering craniofacial surgery, diabetic limb salvage, microsurgery, breast reconstruction and gender-affirming surgery. Research responsibilities include study design, analysis, manuscripts and academic presentations.
Research mentor (ASCFS listing)Karen K. Evans
Upcoming cycleNYU Grossman School of Medicine
New York, New York · United States
A two-year research programme spanning craniofacial biology, tissue scaffolds, transplantation, wound healing, breast reconstruction, hand surgery and microsurgery. It has a different duration and director from the one-year Flores track listed by ASCFS.
Research Fellowship DirectorDaniel J. Ceradini
Upcoming cycleClaytor Plastic Surgery
Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania · United States
A funded research year under Brannon Claytor, studying aesthetic surgery, wound healing, regenerative medicine, breast reconstruction and face and neck lifting. The advert includes operating-room observation alongside research, without promising operative privileges.
Research mentorBrannon Claytor
Intake not confirmedUniversity of Chicago Medical Center
Chicago, Illinois · United States
A protected clinical research assignment covering craniofacial, breast and lymphoedema reconstruction, microsurgery, hand and peripheral nerve surgery, trauma and burns. It includes research supervision, conferences and a living-expense stipend.
Intake not confirmedUniversity of Utah
Salt Lake City, Utah · United States
A salaried research year working with the plastic surgery division on clinical manuscripts, with optional basic and translational work. The division’s project page includes craniofacial reconstruction, breast and free-flap outcomes, peripheral nerves and gender-affirming surgery.
Programme Director on the university fellowship pageAlvin Kwok
Intake not confirmedHospital de la Santa Creu i Sant Pau / Reconstructive Microsurgery European School (RMES)
Barcelona · Spain
An observation placement distinct from RMES’s breast-reconstruction and lymphoedema fellowships. The published weekly plan includes clinics, ward rounds and major-surgery observation; the wording “or assistance” does not itself establish the visitor’s clinical privileges.
Head of the host reconstructive serviceJaume Masià, MD, PhD
Intake not confirmedThe Royal Marsden
London · United Kingdom
A microsurgical fellowship at The Royal Marsden listed by PLASTA with a focus on microsurgery including breast and head and neck reconstruction.
Listed fellowship lead (PLASTA directory)Theo NanidisSt Thomas' Hospital
London · United Kingdom
A microsurgery fellowship in which, according to PLASTA, the fellow chooses two of breast, head and neck, and limb reconstruction, spending three to four months on each.
Listed fellowship lead (PLASTA directory)Paul RoblinCharing Cross and St Mary's Hospitals
London · United Kingdom
A microsurgery fellowship listed by PLASTA with breast, head and neck, and skin cancer reconstruction.
Listed fellowship lead (PLASTA directory)Matt Ives
Intake not confirmedNorfolk and Norwich University Hospitals
Norwich · United Kingdom
A microsurgery fellowship listed by PLASTA covering breast, hand, skin and head and neck reconstruction.
Listed fellowship lead (PLASTA directory)Monica Fawzy
Intake not confirmedBroomfield Hospital (Chelmsford, as listed by PLASTA)
Chelmsford · United Kingdom
A breast microsurgery fellowship in Chelmsford listed by PLASTA.
Listed fellowship lead (PLASTA directory)Mary Morgan
Intake not confirmedAddenbrooke's Hospital
Cambridge · United Kingdom
A microsurgery fellowship at Addenbrooke's listed by PLASTA with lower limb, breast, and head and neck reconstruction.
Intake not confirmedNorth Bristol NHS Trust
Bristol · United Kingdom
A breast microsurgery fellowship in Bristol listed by PLASTA.
Listed fellowship lead (PLASTA directory)Sherif Wilson
Intake not confirmedSalisbury NHS Foundation Trust
Salisbury · United Kingdom
A microsurgery fellowship at Salisbury listed by PLASTA with lower limb and breast reconstruction.
Listed fellowship lead (PLASTA directory)Rebecca ExtonNewcastle upon Tyne Hospitals
Newcastle upon Tyne · United Kingdom
A 12-month microsurgery fellowship listed by PLASTA with sarcoma, head and neck, lower limb, and breast reconstruction.
Listed fellowship lead (PLASTA directory)Mani Ragbir
Intake not confirmedCanniesburn Plastic Surgery Unit, Glasgow Royal Infirmary
Glasgow · United Kingdom
A one-year breast microsurgery fellowship in Glasgow listed by PLASTA; an earlier BAPRAS notice describes a Canniesburn microsurgical reconstructive breast fellowship for 2020-21.
Listed fellowship lead (PLASTA directory)Russell Bramhall
Intake not confirmedCanniesburn Plastic Surgery Unit, Glasgow Royal Infirmary
Glasgow · United Kingdom
A one-year microsurgery fellowship in Glasgow; an earlier NHS Scotland advert offered fellowship-level training in general microsurgery, limb reconstruction, hand, brachial plexus and facial palsy.
Listed fellowship lead (PLASTA directory)Neil Fairbairn
Upcoming cycleThe Royal Women's Hospital — Plastic Reconstructive Surgery Unit (Breast Plastics Surgery)
Melbourne, Victoria · Australia
A one-year clinical breast reconstruction fellowship in the Women's plastic surgery unit, which works closely with the Royal Melbourne Hospital plastics service. The fellow is expected to join unit research and attend a national conference.
NYU Langone Health — Hansjörg Wyss Department of Plastic Surgery
New York, New York · United States
A department observer programme for physicians from around the world, who attend clinical sessions, lectures and conferences and observe surgeons in the operating room. The page lists microsurgery, breast reconstruction, aesthetic, craniofacial, wound care and hand surgery as areas of exposure.
Department chair; reviews and approves observer visitsEduardo D. Rodriguez
Intake not confirmedDubrava University Hospital (Klinička bolnica Dubrava) — Department of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery
Zagreb · Croatia
The Zagreb department, a reference centre for plastic, reconstructive and aesthetic surgery, breast and hand surgery, states that observerships, fellowships and short or long-term educational visits can be arranged for professionals from Croatia and abroad. Visits are arranged through the hospital administration and the Croatian Ministry of Health. The page is a department overview, not a dedicated programme page, and gives no application steps.
Department headRado ŽicKobe University Hospital
Kobe · Japan
A short clinical observership in the university plastic surgery department at Kobe University Hospital, covering reconstructive surgery, microsurgery, head and neck and breast reconstruction and wound or limb-salvage surgery. The details come from the JSPRS host directory factsheet; the department's own English site only carries general information, so confirm terms with the department.
Professor and Chair; observership supervisorShunsuke Sakakibara
Intake not confirmedCancer Institute Hospital of JFCR
Tokyo · Japan
The Plastic Surgery department of the Cancer Institute Hospital in Tokyo is listed by JSPRS as accepting observers alongside a hands-on clinical course, with training in breast reconstruction, head and neck, microsurgery and sarcoma reconstruction or lymphoedema surgery. Observer-specific length and terms are not given in the factsheet.
Observership supervisorTomoyuki Yano
Intake not confirmedKameda Medical Center — Breast Center
Kamogawa · Japan
Kameda Medical Center's Breast Center in Chiba Prefecture is listed in the JSPRS host directory as accepting observers as well as clinical fellows, with breast reconstruction, microsurgery for lymphoedema and oncoplastic breast surgery as the subspecialties. Observer-specific terms are not separated out in the factsheet.
Observership supervisorFukuma Eisuke
Intake not confirmedChiba University Hospital
Chiba · Japan
Chiba University Hospital's plastic, reconstructive and aesthetic surgery department is listed by JSPRS as accepting observers alongside clinical and research trainees, with craniomaxillofacial surgery, breast reconstruction, aesthetics, lasers and cleft lip and palate as subspecialties. The factsheet describes a weekly schedule of rounds, conferences, operating days and outpatient clinics.
Professor; observership supervisorNobuyuki Mitsukawa
Intake not confirmedKagawa University — Department of Plastic Surgery
Kita, Kagawa · Japan
The plastic surgery department of Kagawa University is listed in the JSPRS host directory as accepting observers and clinical or research trainees, with breast and head and neck reconstruction, aesthetics, microsurgery and trauma, and a large pectus excavatum caseload. The factsheet leaves duration and deadlines blank.
Professor; observership supervisorTomohisa NagasaoISAPS / University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
Dallas, Texas · United States
Open to ISAPS Resident or Associate members who are senior plastic surgery residents or fully trained plastic surgeons. A visit with Professor Al Aly can last 1-6 months; no salary and no housing are provided. Visitors observe face, body, breast and non-surgical (injectables and fillers) procedures.
ISAPS Expert Program hostAl Aly
Rolling · availability unconfirmedISAPS / El Paso Cosmetic Surgery
El Paso, Texas · United States
An explicitly observational aesthetic placement covering facial surgery, breast surgery and post-bariatric contouring.
ISAPS Expert Program hostSadri Ozan Sozer
Intake not confirmedKorea University Anam Hospital — Department of Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery
Seoul · South Korea
An international fellowship track in the Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery Department of Korea University Anam Hospital, which the page describes as having almost 50 years of history since Korea University College of Medicine opened the first plastic surgery clinic in Korea. Trainees observe and/or participate across reconstructive, breast reconstruction, aesthetic and gender affirmation centres.
Sahlgrenska University Hospital — Department of Plastic Surgery
Gothenburg · Sweden
Sahlgrenska University Hospital's Department of Plastic Surgery in Gothenburg is listed in the EURAPS Institutions directory as a host for the EURAPS Residents Scholarship, a one- or three-month funded visit to a European plastic surgery department; the university lists craniofacial surgery, cleft lip and palate, breast reconstruction and gender affirmation surgery among its profile areas.
University of Manitoba — Max Rady College of Medicine, Department of Surgery (Health Sciences Centre and Maples Surgical Centre)
Winnipeg, Manitoba · Canada
A six-month fellowship at the Health Sciences Centre and Maples Surgical Centre focused on advanced microsurgical techniques. Fellows perform 150 to 200 flaps, from perforator flaps like DIEP, SIEA, TUG, SGAP, IGAP, TAP and ALT to muscle flaps for functional reconstruction and total nasal reconstruction; the program performs over 350 perforator flaps annually. The fellowship is recognised by the Max Rady College of Medicine Postgraduate Medical Education Executive Council and is not ACGME accredited.
Intake not confirmedUPMC / University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania · United States
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.
Fellowship DirectorMario Solari, MD
Upcoming cycleUppsala University Hospital (Akademiska sjukhuset)
Uppsala · Sweden
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
Intake not confirmedAustin Health Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery Unit
Melbourne, Victoria · Australia
A one-year microsurgery fellowship at Austin Health covering breast and head and neck reconstruction, upper limb reanimation in tetraplegia, hand and facial trauma and melanoma.
Intake not confirmedUniversity of California, San Francisco
San Francisco, California · United States
UCSF's microsurgery fellowship offers a year of training in microsurgical reconstruction with room for fellows to follow their own interests. The case mix includes a busy gender-surgery practice, microsurgical breast reconstruction, orthopaedic oncology and trauma reconstruction, optional head and neck work and an interdisciplinary upper extremity nerve practice.
Director, UCSF Microsurgery FellowshipScott L. Hansen, MD, FACS
Intake not confirmedSengkang General Hospital
Singapore · Singapore
The Sengkang General Hospital Advanced Microsurgery fellowship is Singapore Medical Council-accredited and trains post-residency surgeons in supermicrosurgery, including lymphoedema surgery (lymphatico-venular anastomosis, vascularised lymph node transfer), functional free-flap reconstruction for the lower limbs and breast, perforator and neurotised flaps and tarsal tunnel releases, with hands-on operative experience under direct faculty supervision.
Consultant, Plastic, Reconstructive & Aesthetic Surgery; Physician Faculty, Plastic Surgery Residency Program (host department; individual fellowship appointment not confirmed)Allen Wei-Jiat Wong
Intake not confirmedJohns Hopkins Medicine
Baltimore, Maryland · United States
Clinical reconstructive microsurgery with progressive responsibility, breast perforator flaps, lymphatic reconstruction, extremity and head and neck cases, teaching and research.
Fellowship leadership (as listed)Gedge Rosson
Deadline passedKarolinska University Hospital
Stockholm · Sweden
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
Intake not confirmedH. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center
Tampa, Florida · United States
Reconstructive Oncology & Microsurgery Fellowship in Tampa, Florida, represented by an official plastic-surgery or microsurgery society listing. Current case mix, appointment terms and vacancies require direct confirmation.
Program DirectorEvgenios Evgeniou, MDMedical College of Wisconsin
Milwaukee, Wisconsin · United States
Microsurgery Fellowship in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, represented by an official plastic-surgery or microsurgery society listing. Current case mix, appointment terms and vacancies require direct confirmation.
Program DirectorJohn A. LoGiudice, MDUT Southwestern Medical Center
Dallas, Texas · United States
Breast & Microsurgery Fellowship in Dallas, Texas, represented by an official plastic-surgery or microsurgery society listing. Current case mix, appointment terms and vacancies require direct confirmation.
Fellowship DirectorShai M. Rozen, MD, FACSBaylor Scott & White Medical Center
Temple, Texas · United States
Microsurgery Fellowship in Temple, Texas, represented by an official plastic-surgery or microsurgery society listing. Current case mix, appointment terms and vacancies require direct confirmation.
Named in official programme listingAndrew Altman
Intake not confirmedCase Western Reserve University
Cleveland, Ohio · United States
Breast, Body, and Microsurgery Fellowship in Cleveland, Ohio, represented by an official plastic-surgery or microsurgery society listing. Current case mix, appointment terms and vacancies require direct confirmation.
Fellowship Director in the ASRM listing (current appointment requires confirmation)Donald J. Harvey, MD
Intake not confirmedWake Forest University School of Medicine
Winston-Salem, North Carolina · United States
Microsurgery Fellowship in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, represented by an official plastic-surgery or microsurgery society listing. Current case mix, appointment terms and vacancies require direct confirmation.
Named in official programme listingL. Andrew Koman
Intake not confirmedUniversity of Rochester Medical Center
Rochester, New York · United States
Microsurgery Breast Reconstruction Fellowship in Rochester, New York, represented by an official plastic-surgery or microsurgery society listing. Current case mix, appointment terms and vacancies require direct confirmation.
Named in official programme listingStephen J. Vega
Intake not confirmedNorthwell Health / Friedman Center
Great Neck, New York · United States
Microsurgical and Advanced Breast Reconstruction Fellowship in Great Neck, New York, represented by an official plastic-surgery or microsurgery society listing. Current case mix, appointment terms and vacancies require direct confirmation.
Named in official programme listingMark L. Smith
Intake not confirmedUniversity of Chicago Medicine
Chicago, Illinois · United States
Microsurgery Fellowship in Chicago, Illinois, represented by an official plastic-surgery or microsurgery society listing. Current case mix, appointment terms and vacancies require direct confirmation.
Microsurgery Fellowship Director; Assistant Professor of SurgeryLavinia Anzai, MD
Intake not confirmedHospices Civils de Lyon — Hôpital de la Croix-Rousse
Lyon · France
An international training route connected to Lyon's large plastic, reconstructive, aesthetic and burns service. HCL describes foreign surgeons and trainees visiting for stages and highlights microsurgical, breast, burn, pediatric and gender-affirming reconstruction.
Chef de service (head of department)Prof. Alain Ali MojallalEmory University School of Medicine
Atlanta, Georgia · United States
A reconstructive fellowship rotating through Emory, Grady and Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, combining oncologic reconstruction with trauma and nerve surgery.
Intake not confirmedGhent University Hospital (UZ Gent)
Ghent · Belgium
A fellowship allowing foreign surgeons to specialise in microsurgical breast reconstruction, particularly the DIEP flap, in the Ghent plastic surgery department.
Head of Plastic Surgery / fellowship contactPhillip Blondeel, MDISAPS / Clínica de Cirugía Plástica Dr Gustavo Abrile
Posadas, Misiones · Argentina
An ISAPS placement in north-east Argentina covering aesthetic breast and body surgery, massive-weight-loss contouring, breast reconstruction and endoscopic facial surgery.
ISAPS fellowship hostDr. Gustavo Abrile
Intake not confirmedMercy Medical Center — Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery
Baltimore, Maryland · United States
Mercy Medical Center's plastic surgery group is listed by the American Society for Reconstructive Microsurgery as a microsurgery match participant offering breast and microsurgical reconstruction fellowship training.
Named in official programme listingBrendan J. Collins
Intake not confirmedLenox Hill Hospital (Northwell Health)
New York, New York · United States
Lenox Hill Hospital is listed by the American Society for Reconstructive Microsurgery as a match-participating fellowship in breast aesthetic and reconstructive surgery.
Named in official programme listingOren Lerman
Intake not confirmedNYBRA Plastic Surgery (New York Breast Reconstruction & Aesthetic Plastic Surgery)
Great Neck, New York · United States
A private-practice microsurgery and breast reconstruction fellowship listed by the American Society for Reconstructive Microsurgery as a match participant; NYBRA's main office is in Great Neck with further offices in Manhattan and Long Island.
Fellowship facultyPeter T. Korn, MD
Intake not confirmedDennis C. Hammond, MD
Grand Rapids, Michigan · United States
One-year fellowship focused on aesthetic and reconstructive breast surgery with body and facial aesthetic exposure. Listed by The Aesthetic Society among member-overseen fellowships that are not part of its Endorsed Fellowship Program.
Named in official programme listingDennis C. Hammond
Intake not confirmedJoint Committee on Surgical Training (Oncoplastic Breast Training Interface Group)
Approved UK units (e.g. London, Leeds, Nottingham, Birmingham, Oxford, Sheffield), England · United Kingdom
A JCST interface fellowship training general and plastic surgeons together to deliver integrated oncoplastic breast services, including partial and total breast reconstruction.
Lead trainer (JCST listing)Lynda Wyld
Intake not confirmedUniversity Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust
Coventry, England · United Kingdom
An ABS/BAPRAS-approved RCS England Senior Clinical Fellowship (reapproved December 2024 to November 2027) led by a consultant plastic surgeon, covering oncoplastic breast surgery and immediate and delayed microsurgical reconstruction.
Supervisor / Lead Consultant; Consultant Plastic SurgeonJoanna Skillman
Intake not confirmedUniversity of Calgary — Section of Plastic Surgery (Foothills Medical Centre and Tom Baker Cancer Centre)
Calgary, Alberta · Canada
A fellowship in oncologic plastic surgery run by the Section of Plastic Surgery with surgical oncology. The 2020 summary covers melanoma, breast reconstruction (alloplastic and autologous), sarcoma reconstruction and other oncologic reconstruction, with at least two research projects. The current section page and the 2020 summary differ on length, so the duration should be confirmed with the programme.
Fellowship leadership (as listed)Claire Temple-Oberle
Intake not confirmedQueen Victoria Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
East Grinstead, England · United Kingdom
A non-training senior post for plastic-surgery practitioners with microsurgical experience, including clinics, theatre and dedicated microsurgical/breast activity.
Clinical Lead for Breast (named reporting lead in fellowship job description)Alexandra Molina
Intake not confirmedCity of Hope
Duarte, California · United States
A non-ACGME fellowship in cancer-related reconstruction with supervised microsurgery, multidisciplinary collaboration and mentored research.
Faculty (Assistant Clinical Professor, Division of Plastic Surgery; listed first on the programme faculty page)Antoine L. Carre, MD, MPH, FACS
Intake not confirmedUniversity of Michigan Health
Ann Arbor, Michigan · United States
A reconstructive microsurgery fellowship centred on breast free flaps with lymphatic, extremity, trunk and head-and-neck experience.
Fellowship leadership (as listed)Theodore Kung
Intake not confirmedWashington University School of Medicine in St. Louis
St. Louis, Missouri · United States
Non-ACGME microsurgical training across WashU hospitals, with an orthoplastic emphasis on limb preservation and oncologic reconstruction.
Program Director (Assistant Professor of Surgery)Rachel Anolik, MD
Intake not confirmedMidwest Breast & Aesthetic Surgery
Columbus, Ohio · United States
One annual position in perforator-flap breast reconstruction across private hospital systems, with experience in building a reconstructive practice.
Fellowship leadership (as listed)Ergun Kocak
Upcoming cycleRoyal Melbourne Hospital
Melbourne · Australia
Advanced microsurgical reconstruction for cancer defects and limb trauma, with general plastic surgery, teaching and research opportunities.
Mass General Brigham — Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
Boston, Massachusetts · United States
An advanced fellowship in breast reconstruction and microsurgery within the Mass General Brigham plastic surgery division, with breast microsurgery as the primary focus.
Fellowship leadership (as listed)Jessica Erdmann-Sager
Deadline passedSocietà Italiana di Microchirurgia (SIM) — network of Italian microsurgery training centres
Brescia · Italy
SIM fellowship that lets young members rotate through Italian microsurgery units chosen from the society's list of training centres (including Niguarda, Gemelli, Campus Bio-Medico, IFO Regina Elena, Sant'Orsola Bologna, Modena and Padua) across areas such as head and neck, breast, nerve, limbs and trunk. City reflects the SIM secretariat.
Listed SIM fellowship tutorMichele Riccio
Intake not confirmedGustave Roussy
Villejuif, Paris Region · France
Mentor-based breast-reconstruction observation. The generic department page describes 12 months, but the specific 2027 registration listing describes short observerships; obtain written clarification before payment.
Host department leadership (as listed)Nicolas Leymarie
Intake not confirmedThe University of Hong Kong / Queen Mary Hospital — Division of Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery
Hong Kong · Hong Kong
The HKU division at Queen Mary Hospital (an accredited plastic-surgery training centre and one of Hong Kong's two major burn centres) states that it offers attachments for local and international fellows and students. No structured prospectus is published.
Division Chief, Plastic & Reconstructive SurgeryProf. Velda Ling-Yu Chow