Where the programmes are
United States (113), Germany (9), Canada (7), United Kingdom (7), Australia (6), Spain (6)
Subspecialty fellowship guide
186 source-led programme profiles are currently represented. Facial plastic, reconstructive and related aesthetic surgery. Compare the documented training, eligibility and official sources before applying.
At a glance
186 facial plastic surgery programme profiles: 157 clinical fellowship, 20 observership, 5 short-term training, 2 research fellowship, 1 hybrid clinical and research, 1 travelling fellowship. 76 list an upcoming application cycle and 10 are rolling or by contact; the rest have no confirmed intake, so check the official source before applying.
United States (113), Germany (9), Canada (7), United Kingdom (7), Australia (6), Spain (6)
Interactive Aesthetic Fellowship — Dr Marco Romeo (private practice, Madrid) (2); Johns Hopkins Medicine (2); Malla Reddy Vishwavidyapeeth — Department of Plastic Surgery (2); Aesthetic Surgery Institute (1); Ain Shams University Hospitals — Department of Plastic, Burn and Maxillofacial Surgery (1)
Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Fellowship — Eric Dobratz; Advanced Fellowship Program in Cosmetic Surgery; Cosmetic Plastic Surgery Fellowship; Craniofacial Fellowship and 72 more. See all on the deadlines page.
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Intake not confirmedUniversity of Pittsburgh / UPMC Department of Plastic Surgery
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania · United States
A research fellowship on outcomes in head and neck microvascular reconstruction, acute craniofacial trauma and secondary reconstruction.
Intake not confirmedEuropean Academy of Facial Plastic Surgery
European host centres · Europe — multiple countries
A structured 12-month full-time EAFPS programme in facial plastic and reconstructive surgery combining direct mentorship and hands-on operative experience, with European and International pathways. It runs from orientation through core and advanced training to a final evaluation, with formal evaluations at 6 and 12 months.
Fellowship Director at HNO-Zentrum Rhein-Neckar, Mannheim — one of the EAFPS network training centresDr. Frank Riedel
Intake not confirmedAin Shams University Hospitals / AO Foundation
Cairo · Egypt
AO host-centre placement in Plastic, Burns and Maxillofacial Surgery at Ain-Shams University Hospitals, Cairo; the department has 32 beds and about 2,500 surgical cases a year. AO fellows can join daily grand rounds, outpatient clinic sessions, operating-room work, a weekly scientific meeting and postgraduate training modules, with optional after-hours emergencies. Scrubbing in requires credentials approved by the hospital board; the operating-room language is English.
Surgeon in charge of fellows (AO listing)Amir Elbarbary
Deadline passedInstitut UNIQ
Bergisch Gladbach · Germany
ISAPS lists Institut UNIQ at Schloss Bensberg near Cologne as a fellowship host, co-founded by Dr Dirk Richter and Dr Maria Wiedner. Dr Richter is known for facial surgery, especially periorbital rejuvenation, and also works in body contouring. Fellows can expect to observe periorbital surgery, facelift and midface lift, body contouring, breast surgery and abdominoplasty.
ISAPS fellowship hostDr. Dirk Richter
Deadline passedISAPS / Radetzky Villa
Vienna · Austria
Fellowship hosted at the Radetzky Villa, a private clinic in Vienna's Grinzing district, under the supervision of Dr. Heike Klepetko. The fellow gains exposure to the operations of a premium private clinic, including business management and concept development, and can observe procedures such as rhinoplasty, face lift, aesthetic periorbital surgery, septoplasty, blepharoplasty, endoscopic forehead lift and facial lipofilling. A valid licence is required for hands-on tasks and the fellow arranges their own accommodation.
ISAPS fellowship hostDr. Heike Klepetko
Deadline passedISAPS / Centro Medico Chirurgico Matteotti
Florence · Italy
An ISAPS placement at the Centro Medico Chirurgico Matteotti in Florence, hosted by Prof. Alessandro Innocenti, a multi-specialty outpatient centre focused on breast, face and body cosmetic surgery. Fellows can observe facial rejuvenation, autologous fat transfer, face and neck lifts, rhinoplasty, lip reconstruction, breast surgery and liposuction, and are encouraged to take part in research and teaching.
ISAPS fellowship hostProf. Alessandro InnocentiISAPS / Velthuis Kliniek Rotterdam
Rotterdam · Netherlands
An ISAPS fellowship host at Velthuis Kliniek, Rotterdam, with Dr Jacques van der Meulen and Dr H.P. Jeroen Stevens, where fellows observe rhinoplasty, aesthetic periorbital surgery, facelift variants, brow lift and facial lipofilling. Surgeries and consultations run five days a week; fellows arrange their own accommodation and licensure is required.
ISAPS fellowship hostDr. Jacques Van Der MeulenISAPS / Great Ormond Street Hospital and Parkside Private Hospital
London, England · United Kingdom
ISAPS fellowship placement in London hosted by Mr Neil Bulstrode, a consultant plastic and reconstructive surgeon and former head of plastic and reconstructive surgery at Great Ormond Street Hospital. The page lists ear reconstruction, congenital facial surgery, upper and lower eyelid blepharoplasty, brow and forehead lift, facelift and lipofilling.
Named in official programme listingNeil Bulstrode
Deadline passedISAPS / Ocean Clinic
Marbella · Spain
ISAPS fellowship host at Ocean Clinic, Marbella, whose medical director is Dr Kai Kaye. The clinic focuses on aesthetic surgery of the face with a broader range of breast and body procedures, listing multimodal facial rejuvenation, autologous fat transfer, face and neck lift, rhinoplasty, lip reconstruction and breast surgery. It is also a clinical trial centre for injectable and minimally invasive device safety studies, and fellows are expected to take part in research and teaching.
ISAPS fellowship hostDr. Kai KayeISAPS / Med Art Clinics
Riyadh · Saudi Arabia
An ISAPS fellowship host in Riyadh under Dr Jamal Jomah at Med Art Clinics, where fellows observe periorbital rejuvenation, upper and lower blepharoplasty, rhinoplasty, brow lift and abdominoplasty. Hands-on tasks require proof of completed surgical residency and a local licence; single accommodation is provided free.
ISAPS fellowship hostDr. Jamal JomahISAPS / Doutor Opera Day Hospital
Campinas, São Paulo · Brazil
ISAPS fellowship at Doutor Opera Day Hospital in Campinas, a setting dedicated exclusively to elective aesthetic plastic surgery. Fellows participate primarily as observers across facial rejuvenation, ear and hair restoration, breast, body contouring and intimate surgery, with hands-on participation only if the attending surgeon allows. Host is Dr Marcelo Policarpo de Souza Assis.
ISAPS fellowship hostDr. Marcelo Assis
Rolling · availability unconfirmedISAPS / Center for Plastic Surgery
Atlanta, Georgia · United States
A two-week observership at the Center for Plastic Surgery in Atlanta hosted by Prof. Foad Nahai, accepting one visitor at a time and up to five visits a year. Visitors watch facelift, brow lift, eyelid surgery and neck lift in the operating rooms plus injectables and RF technologies; patient care, scrubbing in and assisting are not permitted.
ISAPS Expert Program hostFoad Nahai
Intake not confirmedKing Saud University College of Medicine
Riyadh · Saudi Arabia
A two-year fellowship (1 January to 31 December) run within Otorhinolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery and based at King Abdulaziz University Hospital and King Khalid University Hospital in Riyadh. It combines didactic sessions, clinical care, academic duties, research and surgical experience, with particular emphasis on rhinoplasty and facial cosmetic procedures.
Fellowship leadership (as listed)Ahmed Al-Arfaj
Deadline passedRhinoplasty Society of Europe (RSE) approved training centres
Multiple host centres · Europe — multiple countries
A society-run rhinoplasty fellowship in which RSE members visit approved training centres in several countries, earning credits for each rhinoplasty attended and for structured teaching. Plastic surgeons, ENT and maxillofacial surgeons are eligible.
Rolling · availability unconfirmedISAPS / Sanatorio Otamendi
Buenos Aires · Argentina
A 3-4 week ISAPS Expert Program visit with Dr Luis Mastronardi offering close clinical exposure in facial and periocular surgery, from blepharoplasty and ptosis surgery to periorbital rejuvenation, reconstruction and complication management. Open to ISAPS Resident or Associate members.
ISAPS Expert Program hostLuis Mastronardi
Rolling · availability unconfirmedISAPS / Lasercosmesis / Designer Bodyz
Mumbai, Maharashtra · India
A 1-2 month ISAPS Expert Program visit co-hosted by Medha Bhave and Parag Telang in Mumbai, open to ISAPS Resident or Associate members who are senior plastic surgery residents or qualified surgeons. Visitors can observe facial aesthetic surgery including deep plane and endoscopic facelifts, body contouring, blepharoplasty, rhinoplasty and microtia ear reconstruction.
ISAPS Expert Program hostMedha Bhave
Intake not confirmedHNO Zentrum Rhein-Neckar / Mannheim–Heidelberg training sites
Mannheim · Germany
The September 2026 EAFPS centre list describes training across Mannheim and Heidelberg.
Fellowship leadership (as listed)Dr. Frank Riedel
Intake not confirmedEge University Hospital, Department of Otorhinolaryngology (EAFPS-listed fellowship centre)
Izmir · Turkey
Ege University Hospital in Izmir is named in the EAFPS list of accredited fellowship centres (version of 30 March 2026). The host is an ENT department, so training is facial plastic surgery from an otorhinolaryngology base, with reconstructive work at the university clinic and aesthetic rhinoplasty and rejuvenation mainly in private settings. No separate hospital page was found; the EAFPS centre list is the only source.
The Chaim Sheba Medical Center, Department of Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery (EAFPS-listed fellowship centre)
Tel Hashomer (Ramat Gan) · Israel
Sheba Medical Center is named in the EAFPS list of accredited fellowship centres (version of 30 March 2026). The host is an ENT department; the entry describes primary and revision rhinoplasty, cleft care, facelift and blepharoplasty, and facial reconstruction, with a tissue engineering laboratory among the affiliated units. No separate hospital page was found; the EAFPS centre list is the only source.
Intake not confirmedGeorge Mireas facial plastic surgery academic programme with European University Cyprus School of Medicine — Athens
Athens · Greece
A one-year postgraduate clinical and academic fellowship in facial plastic, reconstructive and aesthetic surgery run from Athens with Cyprus sites; the page quotes roughly 300-400 facial procedures of exposure across a year (rhinoplasty, eyelid, facelift, fat grafting, otoplasty). The host is an ENT and facial plastic surgeon's academic platform rather than a public hospital department.
MYFACE — Clínica da Face (Hospital Lusíadas Lisbon) with Hospital de Santa Maria
Lisbon · Portugal
Listed in the EAFPS fellowship centre directory: a one-year facial plastic surgery fellowship led by José Carlos Neves, mostly rhinoplasty plus otoplasty, blepharoplasty and facelift, with rotations in Barcelona (oculoplastic) and São Paulo. No separate programme page was found, so this entry rests on the EAFPS listing alone.
Intake not confirmedSociedad Española de Cirugía Plástica Facial (SECPF) — programmes with specialists of international reference in facial plastic surgery
Multiple Spanish host programmes · Spain
The Spanish Society of Facial Plastic Surgery (SECPF) provides the possibility of carrying out different Fellowships programs of a duration ranging from 3 months to 1 year with specialists of international reference in facial plastic surgery; a certificate of "Fellowship in Facial Plastic Surgery" is issued on successful completion.
EVMS at Old Dominion University
Norfolk, Virginia · United States
An EVMS at Old Dominion University clinical-instructor fellowship in Norfolk balancing cosmetic and reconstructive facial surgery. Hospital, outpatient and paediatric settings cover rhinoplasty, Mohs repair, trauma, rejuvenation, facial reanimation and congenital reconstruction. Research publication, resident teaching and conference participation are expected; additional head-and-neck microvascular exposure is offered to interested fellows.
Fellowship director / named leadershipEric Dobratz, MD
Intake not confirmedMassachusetts General Hospital / Harvard Medical School
Boston, Massachusetts · United States
A 12-month fellowship offering a high volume of experience in all areas of reconstructive and aesthetic craniomaxillofacial surgery. It emphasises primary and secondary post-traumatic reconstruction as well as aesthetic facial skeletal contouring.
Named in official programme listingBranko Bojovic
Intake not confirmedKlinikum Oberberg — District Hospital Gummersbach
Gummersbach · Germany
An EAFPS-listed centre for aesthetic and reconstructive facial training. The hospital also documents a one-week educational visit in January 2026.
Chefarzt, Klinik für Hals-Nasen-Ohrenheilkunde und Plastische GesichtschirurgieDr. med. Simon Bode
Intake not confirmedDr. Julia Berkei / B Academy
Frankfurt am Main · Germany
A short plastic-surgery fellowship distinct from the practice's 18-month specialist-training position.
Fellowship hostJulia Berkei, MD
Intake not confirmedISAPS Expert Program / private practice of Dr. Gianluca Campiglio
Milan · Italy
One-to-one ISAPS Expert Program visit with a Milan aesthetic surgeon covering the full range of aesthetic operations, with optional help preparing scientific papers.
ISAPS Expert Program hostDr. Gianluca CampiglioISAPS Expert Program / Studio Medico Pelle Ceravolo
Rome · Italy
A one-month ISAPS Expert Program operating-room observership at Studio Medico Pelle Ceravolo in Rome, for ISAPS Resident or Associate members who are senior residents or fully trained plastic surgeons. Procedures include facelift, blepharoplasty, rhinoplasty, breast augmentation, mastopexy, abdominoplasty, fat grafting and liposculpture; no salary or housing is provided.
ISAPS Expert Program hostDr. Mario Pelle CeravoloISAPS Expert Program / Villa Sant'Apollonia (private practice of Dr. Enrico Robotti)
Bergamo · Italy
The ISAPS Expert Program offers one-week exposure as an observer of primary and secondary rhinoplasty procedures performed by Dr Enrico Robotti. Visitors observe rather than operate, are expected to have basic rhinoplasty knowledge, and must provide a CV and a health certificate to enter the operating room. No salary or housing is provided.
ISAPS Expert Program hostDr. Enrico RobottiInteractive Aesthetic Fellowship — Dr Marco Romeo (private practice, Madrid)
Madrid · Spain
A privately run aesthetic fellowship in Madrid offering a facial and rhinoplasty track, a body contouring track or a combined track, alongside teaching on running a plastic surgery practice. It is hosted by a private practice rather than a hospital or university, and the site announced the 2025 programme.
Programme organiser and named plastic-surgery mentorMarco RomeoInteractive Aesthetic Fellowship — Dr Marco Romeo (private practice, Madrid)
Madrid · Spain
A short observership run alongside the Madrid aesthetic fellowship, aimed at specialist surgeons and residents who cannot commit to the full fellowship. It is hosted by a private practice rather than a hospital or university.
Programme organiser and named plastic-surgery mentorMarco RomeoEuropean Academy of Facial Plastic Surgery (EAFPS)
Lübeck · Germany
The EAFPS runs an observership scheme in which active members spend one to three months observing at accredited European facial plastic surgery centres. The Academy publishes a list of observership centres (24 named surgeons in several countries, including Germany, Croatia, Italy and Türkiye) but contact details are held in the members area. Host specialties include plastic surgery and ENT, with the focus on facial plastic surgery.
Accredited EAFPS observership centre hostAdrian Agius
Intake not confirmedMalla Reddy Vishwavidyapeeth — Department of Plastic Surgery
Hyderabad, Telangana · India
A one-year university fellowship covering facial aesthetics (rhinoplasty, facelift, blepharoplasty), body contouring such as liposuction and abdominoplasty, non-surgical aesthetics and scar revision. The brochure describes clinical, surgical, theoretical and research components.
Intake not confirmedMalla Reddy Vishwavidyapeeth — Department of Plastic Surgery
Hyderabad, Telangana · India
A one-year university fellowship focused on facial rejuvenation (facelift, brow lift), rhinoplasty and nasal reconstruction, eyelid surgery and non-surgical facial aesthetics, with facial analysis and surgical planning.
D Y Patil Deemed to be University — School of Dentistry
Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra · India
A one-year, fee-paying fellowship hosted by the university's School of Dentistry covering cosmetic surgery and aesthetic medicine procedures, delivered largely through observation and assisting plus pre-clinical hands-on sessions and cadaver dissection. Host school is dentistry, so confirm the facial plastic content before applying.
Weymouth Street Hospital — fellowship organised by Mr Simon Eccles (private practice)
London · United Kingdom
A three-month paid cosmetic surgery fellowship at Weymouth Street Hospital, London, organised and supervised by consultant plastic surgeon Simon Eccles and described on the page as BAAPS-recognised advanced training. Exposure covers facial, breast and body contouring surgery in private practice, including patient assessment, surgical planning and post-operative care.
Fellowship organiser and supervisorSimon Eccles, FRCS(Plast)London Rhinoplasty Course — consultant plastic surgeons Lucian Ion, Jag Chana and Rajan Uppal
London · United Kingdom
A one-to-three-month aesthetic surgery fellowship run in association with BAAPS by three London consultant plastic surgeons, with broad experience of rhinoplasty, facelifts, blepharoplasty, breast and body surgery plus practice management. The page gives no dates or eligibility rules; appointment is by interview.
Fellowship trainer — consultant plastic surgeonLucian Ion
Deadline passedHospital Paulista de Otorrinolaringologia
São Paulo · Brazil
One-year fellowship run by an ENT hospital (otorhinolaryngology host, under ABORL-CCF rules) that focuses on rhinoplasty and facial aesthetics. The hospital page gives the 2026 call and the programme length and places; the details of the weekly timetable and fees come from the linked 2026 selection notice.
Lohuis Filipović Medical Group (Poliklinika), Zagreb, with affiliated hospitals
Zagreb · Croatia
A year of hands-on subspecialty training in aesthetic and reconstructive facial plastic surgery (rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, deep plane face and neck lift, otoplasty, fat transfer) in a private polyclinic in Zagreb with affiliated hospitals in Zagreb and the Netherlands; it is an EAFPS fellowship centre. The host is an ENT-led facial plastic group.
Lohuis Filipović Medical Group (Poliklinika), Zagreb
Zagreb · Croatia
Observership of up to three months at an EAFPS-linked facial plastic surgery group in Zagreb, with a separate working visit of up to two weeks; neither involves hands-on surgery. The host is an ENT-led facial plastic group.
Intake not confirmedDr Jack Zoumaras / Darling Point
Sydney, New South Wales · Australia
The ASAPS-listed Sydney facial fellowship with Jack Zoumaras concentrates on above-the-shoulder surgery. It describes regular exposure to deep-plane and high-SMAS facelifts, ultrasonic rhinoplasty and advanced eyelid techniques. The society’s general fellowship guidance gives a six-month term subject to availability; promotional availability wording on an undated page is not proof of an open post.
Named in official programme listingJack ZoumarasHospital General Dr. Manuel Gea González (UNAM-endorsed postgraduate course)
Mexico City · Mexico
One-year postgraduate high-specialty course in facial paralysis and peripheral nerve surgery at a federal teaching hospital in Mexico City, endorsed by UNAM. The hospital's plastic and reconstructive surgery service lists a clinic of the same name that treats the aesthetic and functional sequelae of facial paralysis with a multidisciplinary team. The call itself does not name the host department or the prerequisite specialty, so confirm both with the programme.
Western University — Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
London, Ontario · Canada
A one-year post-residency fellowship in the Western University plastic surgery division that combines complex craniofacial trauma reconstruction with advanced facial aesthetic surgery. The department page gives a short description only, with no eligibility or dates.
Intake not confirmedUniversity Hospital LMU Munich — Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery and Facial Plastic Surgery
Munich · Germany
An AO CMF fellowship host centre in the LMU Munich oral and maxillofacial and facial plastic surgery department (OMFS host specialty), listed with 24 beds and about 2,600 surgical cases a year. The AO host listing is the only page reviewed.
Intake not confirmedCameo Surgery Center
Islandia, New York · United States
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.
Programme DirectorScott Blyer, MD, DDS, FAACSSouthern Surgical Arts
Chattanooga, Tennessee · United States
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.
Programme DirectorR. Chad Deal, MD
Intake not confirmedAesthetic Surgery Institute
Houston, Texas · United States
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.
Programme DirectorPhu M. Do, MD
Intake not confirmedBodEvolve Bariatric and Cosmetic Surgery
Arlington, Texas · United States
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.
Programme DirectorClayton Frenzel, DO
Intake not confirmedFriedman Plastics and ENT
Scottsdale, Arizona · United States
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.
Programme DirectorBryan Friedman, DO
Intake not confirmedEastern Shore Cosmetic Surgery
Fairhope, Alabama · United States
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.
Programme DirectorJames Koehler, MD
Intake not confirmedHamilton Surgical Arts
Indianapolis, Indiana · United States
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.
Programme DirectorChris Lowery, DOThe Plastic Surgery Experts / Mandell-Brown Plastic Surgery Center
Cincinnati, Ohio · United States
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.
Programme DirectorMark K. Mandell-Brown, MD
Intake not confirmedManingas Cosmetic Surgery
Joplin, Missouri · United States
A facial and full-body cosmetic surgery fellowship pairing clinical mentorship with patient photography, staff training, business planning and nonsurgical aesthetic-device exposure.
Programme DirectorTalon Maningas, DO
Intake not confirmedLa Belle Vie Cosmetic Surgery Centers
Seattle, Washington · United States
A general cosmetic fellowship with facial, body and hair-restoration training. Patient responsibilities progress after the director assesses competence; fellows also participate in workshops and after-hours care.
Programme DirectorE. Antonio Mangubat, MD
Intake not confirmedIcon Cosmetic Center
Miami, Florida · United States
An operative-focused cosmetic fellowship emphasizing breast and body procedures, post-weight-loss contouring and the operational aspects of a practice. Stipend and benefits are not quantified.
Programme DirectorScott Moradian, DO
Intake not confirmedElite Cosmetic Surgery
McAllen, Texas · United States
A one-year cosmetic fellowship covering body and facial procedures, skincare, injectables and lasers, with exposure to a dermatology rotation and optional practice management.
Programme DirectorPablo Rivera, MD
Intake not confirmedSarasota Surgical Arts
Sarasota, Florida · United States
Two one-year cosmetic fellowships with January and July starts cover facial rejuvenation, breast and body procedures, injectables and the complete patient-care pathway.
Programme DirectorAlberico Sessa, MD
Intake not confirmedChicago Breast & Body Aesthetics / The Cosmetic Surgery Group
Chicago, Illinois · United States
A one-year cosmetic fellowship across Chicago and Glenview facilities, with breast, body, facial and medical-spa training. Fellows complete scholarly work and participate in patient assessment, procedures and follow-up.
Programme DirectorAnh-Tuan N. Truong, MD
Intake not confirmedVincent Surgical Arts
Cottonwood Heights, Utah · United States
A one-year cosmetic fellowship integrating face, breast and body surgery with clinic care, nonsurgical treatments and didactics. An additional two-to-four-week rotation with Mark Mandell-Brown is described.
Programme DirectorDrake Vincent, MD, DMD
Intake not confirmedHamrah Cosmetic Surgery
McLean, Virginia · United States
A facial cosmetic fellowship emphasizing rhinoplasty, deep-plane facelift, eyelid and brow surgery and laser resurfacing. Clinical participation progresses with training; an optional cleft mission is described.
Programme DirectorDaria Hamrah, DMD
Intake not confirmedGeorgia Oral & Facial Reconstructive Surgery
Alpharetta, Georgia · United States
A multi-practice facial cosmetic fellowship with facial reconstruction, jaw/TMJ surgery, hair restoration and microneurosurgery exposure. AACS names primary and support faculty from several surgical backgrounds.
Programme DirectorHusain Ali-Khan, DMD, MD
Intake not confirmedTOC Eye and Face
Austin, Texas · United States
A one-year facial cosmetic fellowship with a July start, graduated clinical responsibility, fellow-clinic opportunities and scholarly work. The host emphasizes eyelid surgery, fat transfer, facelifts and revision procedures.
Programme DirectorTanuj Nakra, MD
Intake not confirmedNease Cosmetic Surgery
Chattanooga, Tennessee · United States
A facial cosmetic fellowship integrating patient evaluation, surgical planning, facial rejuvenation, laser technology and postoperative management in private practice.
Programme DirectorCarey D. Nease, MDSanctuary Cosmetic Center
McLean, Virginia · United States
A one-year facial cosmetic fellowship with graduated surgical and clinic participation, fellow-clinic opportunities and research expectations. The source emphasizes eyelid surgery, fat transfer, facelift and skin-rejuvenation technologies.
Programme DirectorSoheila Rostami, MD
Intake not confirmedDallas Surgical Arts
Dallas, Texas · United States
A one-year facial cosmetic fellowship spanning the office and affiliated Dallas hospitals. Clinical responsibility develops with proficiency, with facial aesthetics, jaw surgery, trauma and TMJ exposure.
Programme DirectorRandy R. Sanovich, DDS
Intake not confirmedMarienhospital Stuttgart — Facial Plastic Surgery
Stuttgart · Germany
The Klinik für Plastische Gesichtschirurgie is part of the Zentrum Plastische Chirurgie at Marienhospital Stuttgart and treats exclusively plastic-reconstructive and aesthetic problems of the face. Its page offers Hospitationen, Famulaturen and Praktika for foreign doctors seeking recognition; applications go through the hospital's online job portal, not by email or post.
Host department leadership (as listed)Sebastian Haack
Deadline passedISAPS / Life Bedford Gardens Hospital & Melrose Surgical Centre
Johannesburg · South Africa
An ISAPS aesthetic placement with an academic plastic surgery lead in Johannesburg, emphasising deep-plane facelift, facial rejuvenation, breast and body contouring.
ISAPS fellowship hostProf. Chrysis Sofianos
Upcoming cycleUniversity of British Columbia — Division of Plastic Surgery
Vancouver, British Columbia · Canada
A UBC Division of Plastic Surgery craniofacial fellowship offered with Stryker Canada: one position of 6 or 12 months, based at UBC with training at multiple hospitals. The focus is craniofacial trauma and post-traumatic deformities, plus elective adult reconstruction including cleft lip and palate and rhinoplasty. Applicants whose training was not in English must pass the TOEFL before applying.
Craniofacial Fellowship DirectorKevin L. Bush, MD, FRCSC
Intake not confirmedAin Shams University Hospitals — Department of Plastic, Burn and Maxillofacial Surgery
Cairo · Egypt
Ain Shams University Hospitals runs specialised plastic surgery courses for physicians from Egypt and other Arab countries, covering injectables and endoscopic and surgical facelift techniques.
Head of the Department of Plastic SurgeryProf. Ahmed Ali Hassan
Intake not confirmedWarner Institute
Northfield, Illinois · United States
Twelve-month facial aesthetic and reconstructive fellowship in the Chicago north suburbs, open to plastic surgeons. Listed by The Aesthetic Society among member-overseen fellowships that are not part of its Endorsed Fellowship Program.
Named in official programme listingJeremy Warner
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 confirmedREAL Clinic, London
London · United Kingdom
An ISAPS fellowship in London hosted by Naveen Cavale at REAL Clinic, a practice with 60 surgeons using its facilities. Fellows can expect to observe piezo rhinoplasty, extended deep plane face and neck surgery, breast surgery and body contouring.
ISAPS fellowship hostMr Naveen Cavale
Intake not confirmedUniversity of Toronto — Department of Otolaryngology (Michael Garron Hospital and private clinic)
Toronto, Ontario · Canada
A one-year clinical fellowship in facial plastic and reconstructive surgery with an emphasis on cosmetic facial surgery, most commonly open rhinoplasty. Based at Michael Garron Hospital with a private community clinic and participating faculty at several Toronto hospitals.
Fellowship DirectorOakley Smith
Intake not confirmedUniversity of Toronto — Department of Otolaryngology (Nasal and Facial Surgery Center, Mackenzie Health and Southlake Regional Health Centre)
Toronto, Ontario · Canada
A one-year, fully clinical facial plastic and reconstructive surgery fellowship established in 2018, working with two surgeons across Thornhill, Toronto, Richmond Hill and Newmarket sites. Training centres on rhinoplasty, blepharoplasty and rhytidectomy with office-based procedures.
Fellowship DirectorPhilip Solomon
Intake not confirmedUniversity of Toronto — Department of Otolaryngology (Toronto Facial Plastic Surgery and St. Joseph's Health Centre)
Toronto, Ontario · Canada
A one-year clinical fellowship in facial cosmetic and reconstructive surgery with St. Joseph's Health Centre as the primary surgical site and a private facial plastic practice for consultations and minor procedures. The page describes about 350 cases per year.
Fellowship DirectorAndres M. GantousUniversity College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
London · United Kingdom
An RCS England Senior Clinical Fellowship approved by ENT UK (October 2024 to September 2027) with a minimum of 50 septorhinoplasties as lead surgeon and exposure to facial paralysis management. It is an ENT-based rhinology fellowship.
Supervisor / Lead ConsultantPremjit RandhawaHôpitaux Iris Sud, Louise Medical Centre, University Hospitals Leuven, Maria Hospital Overpelt and St Vincent Hospital Antwerp
Brussels · Belgium
An EAFPS-accredited facial plastic surgery fellowship led by an ENT-based team across several Belgian hospitals and clinics. The society listing is the only source reviewed; the host has no separate fellowship page in this review.
Fellowship Director (joint listing)Garyfalia Lekakis
Intake not confirmedHagaZiekenhuis (ENT department), with Medisch Centrum Haaglanden and Leiden University Medical Center
The Hague · Netherlands
An ENT-led EAFPS fellowship based at HagaZiekenhuis in The Hague, with additional sessions at Zoetermeer, Leiden and private practices. It covers rhinoplasty, facial reconstruction, cleft care and some head and neck reconstruction. The society listing is the only source reviewed.
Fellowship DirectorPaul van der EerdenRadboud University Medical Center (ENT), EnFace Clinique and Gelderse Vallei Hospital
Nijmegen · Netherlands
An ENT-led EAFPS facial plastic surgery fellowship split between Radboudumc in Nijmegen, a private facial surgery clinic and Gelderse Vallei in Ede. The society listing is the only source reviewed.
Fellowship Director (joint listing)Niels van HeerbeekMenger Kliniek (Bilthoven) and Gelre Ziekenhuis (Apeldoorn)
Bilthoven · Netherlands
A one-fellow-a-year EAFPS fellowship centred on septorhinoplasty and nasal reconstruction, with skin cancer reconstruction, otoplasty and blepharoplasty, run from a private clinic and Gelre Ziekenhuis. The society listing is the only source reviewed; the host's own website could not be opened.
Fellowship Director (joint listing)Dirk Jan Menger
Intake not confirmedHospital Universitario Son Espases and Clínica Juaneda
Palma de Mallorca · Spain
An ENT-led EAFPS facial plastic surgery fellowship with one fellow a year, combining public hospital and private clinic work in Palma. The society listing is the only source reviewed.
Fellowship DirectorEduardo Morera Serna
Intake not confirmedNoahklinik
Kassel · Germany
A short observership at a private aesthetic surgery clinic in Kassel, offered through the ISAPS Expert Programme. The visit covers surgical and non-surgical aesthetic work, including deep plane facelifts, eyelid surgery, breast surgery and body forming.
ISAPS Expert Programme hostErnst-Magnus NoahISAPS / Instituto De Benito
Barcelona · Spain
A 1- to 3-month ISAPS Expert Program observership at Instituto Javier de Benito in Barcelona covering aesthetic surgery and cosmetic medicine. Visitors take part in weekly academic meetings, receive hands-on clinical exposure, and must complete an abstract or clinical manuscript by the end; no salary or accommodation is provided.
ISAPS Expert Program hostJavier de Benito
Rolling · availability unconfirmedISAPS / Zeeba Clinic
Lyndhurst, Ohio · United States
A 1-2 month ISAPS Expert Program visit at Zeeba Clinic, a private office attached to an outpatient surgery facility where all procedures are performed. Dr Guyuron performs facial procedures centred on rhinoplasty, facial rejuvenation and migraine surgery. Open to ISAPS Resident or Associate members who are senior residents or fully trained plastic surgeons.
ISAPS Expert Program hostBahman GuyuronISAPS / Peninsula Plastic Surgery
Burlingame, California · United States
One-to-two-week ISAPS Expert Program visit to Dr Lorne Rosenfield's solo private aesthetic surgery practice in Burlingame, California, focused on facial rejuvenation and body contouring. Topics include pinch facial techniques, submammary periareolar breast surgery, abdominoplasty variants, injectables, skin care and running an aesthetic practice.
ISAPS Expert Program hostLorne RosenfieldISAPS / Hygeia Hospital / DRK Medical Group Laserlight Clinic
Athens · Greece
An ISAPS Expert Program observership in Athens offering broad exposure to aesthetic plastic surgery: facial procedures, rhinoplasty, breast and body contouring and non-invasive treatments. Visitors observe surgery at Hygeia Hospital, and observe minor surgery and receive hands-on non-invasive training at the DRK Medical Group Laserlight Clinic.
ISAPS Expert Program hostVakis Kontoes
Rolling · availability unconfirmedISAPS / Clinica Ortomed A.B.
Cluj-Napoca · Romania
A 1-2 month ISAPS Expert visit with Dr Argentina Vidrascu at Clinica Ortomed A.B. in Cluj-Napoca, Romania, covering rhinoseptoplasty, carcinoma and nasal turbinates. Her listed expertise includes open septorhinoplasty, cleft nose rhinoplasty, facial surgery and skin flap cancer surgery. Visitors must be ISAPS Resident or Associate members and senior residents or fully trained plastic surgeons.
ISAPS Expert Program hostArgentina VidrascuAustralasian Academy of Facial Plastic Surgery (AAFPS) — Brisbane programme (Dr Adam Honeybrook and Dr Martin Hanson)
Brisbane, Queensland · Australia
An AAFPS-approved and IFFPSS-accredited Facial Plastic Surgery Fellowship based in Southeast Queensland, led by Dr Adam Honeybrook and Dr Martin Hanson, with a typical week of 3–4 operative days and 1–2 clinic days and a focus mainly on aesthetic facial plastic surgery.
Australasian Academy of Facial Plastic Surgery (AAFPS)
Sydney, New South Wales (AAFPS office; host locations as arranged) · Australia
Short observerships (up to 2 weeks, with longer periods considered on request) in facial plastic surgery arranged through the Australasian Academy of Facial Plastic Surgery, of particular interest to surgeons from abroad.
Australasian Academy of Facial Plastic Surgery (AAFPS) — Perth programme
Perth, Western Australia · Australia
A 12-month AAFPS-supported fellowship in Perth under the directorship of Dr Tuan Pham, encompassing reconstructive and cosmetic facial plastic surgery, aesthetic and functional nasal, head and neck surgery.
Australasian Academy of Facial Plastic Surgery (AAFPS) — Sydney programme
Sydney, New South Wales · Australia
A 12-month AAFPS-supported fellowship in Sydney under the directorship of Dr George Marcells, encompassing reconstructive and cosmetic facial plastic surgery, aesthetic and functional nasal, head and neck surgery; the AAFPS participates in the IBCFPRS programme.
Prince of Wales Hospital, Randwick — Department of Otolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery (AAFPS-supported)
Sydney, New South Wales · Australia
A 6-month or one-year fellowship in advanced facial reconstructive surgery with a particular focus on acquired facial and facial nerve disorders, offered by the Department of Otolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery at Prince of Wales Hospital, Randwick, and listed by the AAFPS; there is no microvascular aspect offered.
Rolling · availability unconfirmedGrand Plastic Surgery
Seoul · South Korea
A private-clinic observership in Gangnam, Seoul, allowing foreign surgeons to observe Korean aesthetic plastic surgery techniques; the clinic's listed procedure areas include rhinoplasty, eye surgery, facial bone contouring, breast, body and anti-aging surgery. Applicants select the surgical specialty they wish to observe.
Deadline passedSanta Casa de Porto Alegre (Irmandade da Santa Casa de Misericórdia de Porto Alegre) — Ensino e Pesquisa
Porto Alegre · Brazil
A 12-month, 1,872-hour paid fellowship in rhinoseptoplasty offered by the Santa Casa de Porto Alegre within its 2026 fellowship selection, aimed at otorhinolaryngologists.
Intake not confirmedHamad Medical Corporation (HMC) — Medical Education Department
Doha · Qatar
A 3-year training program designed to provide exposure to all aspects of ophthalmic plastic and reconstructive surgery, with the goal of training that facilitates the maturation of diagnostic and therapeutic clinical skills necessary to practice comprehensive ophthalmic plastic and reconstructive surgery in accordance with ACGME standards.
Inland Cosmetic Surgery
Rancho Cucamonga, California · United States
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.
Programme DirectorJacob Haiavy, DDS, MDTulsa Surgical Arts
Tulsa, Oklahoma · United States
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.
Programme DirectorAngelo Cuzalina, DDS, MD
Intake not confirmedCastellano Cosmetic Surgery Center
Tampa, Florida · United States
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.
Programme DirectorJoseph Castellano, MD
Intake not confirmedAnderson Sobel Cosmetic Surgery
Bellevue, Washington · United States
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.
Programme DirectorAlexander Sobel, DO
Intake not confirmedAkkary Cosmetic Surgery & Medspa
Morgantown, West Virginia · United States
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
Intake not confirmedJ. Kevin Duplechain / Aesthetic Medicine & Laser Center Lafayette
Lafayette, Louisiana · United States
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.
Programme DirectorJ. Kevin Duplechain, MD
Intake not confirmedVK Cosmetic Surgical Arts
Miami, Florida · United States
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.
Programme DirectorVictoria Karlinsky-Bellini, MD
Intake not confirmedNew Look New Life Surgical Arts
New York, New York · United States
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.
Programme DirectorClaudia Kim, DO
Intake not confirmedCosmetic Surgery Affiliates / Olympus Cosmetic Surgery Group
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma · United States
A general cosmetic fellowship with January and July appointments and a network including Jacksonville, Florida. Applicants must commit to an ongoing group association; the opportunity is not offered solely as a stand-alone training year.
Programme DirectorErik Jon Nuveen, MD, DMD
Intake not confirmedDr. Suzanne Yee Cosmetic and Laser Surgery Center
Little Rock, Arkansas · United States
The host describes surgical exposure primarily through assisting and observation, with nonsurgical injectables, lasers, skincare and photography. Hair transplantation is not offered.
Programme DirectorSuzanne W. Yee, MD
Intake not confirmedRadiance Surgery & Aesthetic Medicine
Atlanta, Georgia · United States
A one-year facial cosmetic fellowship covering soft-tissue and skeletal aesthetics, facial feminization and nonsurgical rejuvenation. Clinic and operative participation develop according to demonstrated proficiency.
Programme DirectorC. Carson Huynh, MD, DMD
Intake not confirmedAlabama Surgical Arts
Montgomery, Alabama · United States
A facial cosmetic fellowship within a hybrid OMS practice, including facial aesthetics, dental-implant workflow, medical-spa operations and hybrid-practice management. An external elective in rhinoplasty is also described.
Programme DirectorSami A. Nizam II, MD, DMD
Intake not confirmedWilliamson Cosmetic Center
Baton Rouge, Louisiana · United States
AACS lists a facial cosmetic surgery fellowship under Jon Perenack. His individual page describes facial rejuvenation and physician teaching but does not publish a detailed fellowship timetable or clinical-privilege description.
Programme DirectorJon D. Perenack, MD, DDS
Intake not confirmedUVM Medical Center, University of Vermont Health
South Burlington, Vermont · United States
A one-year ACGME-accredited, ACMS-approved fellowship with extensive facial reconstruction training; the programme reports about 2,500 Mohs cases a year and repairs nearly all of its own wounds, excluding complex eyelid defects.
Program Director, MSDO FellowshipTodd E. Holmes
Intake not confirmedUniversity of Kentucky College of Medicine
Lexington, Kentucky · United States
A two-year ASOPRS-accredited oculofacial plastic and orbital fellowship run by the Department of Ophthalmology (host specialty: ophthalmology), with clinical and surgical training at the university and satellite sites.
Oculofacial Fellowship Program DirectorPeter TimoneyKresge Eye Institute, Wayne State University
Detroit, Michigan · United States
A two-year ACGME-approved oculoplastic fellowship in medical and surgical management of oculoplastic and orbital disease, hosted by an ophthalmology institute. Even-year cohorts are also ASOPRS-accredited; odd-year cohorts are ACGME only.
Program Director (named on Kresge oculoplastics fellowship page)Evan H. Black, MD
Upcoming cycleStanford Medicine
Stanford, California · United States
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.
Fellowship DirectorSam P. Most, MD, MBA, FACS
Upcoming cycleUniversity of Michigan Medical School
Ann Arbor, Michigan · United States
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
Intake not confirmedJohns Hopkins Medicine
Baltimore, Maryland · United States
Joint Johns Hopkins and University of Maryland Shock Trauma craniofacial training covering reconstructive surgery of the face, jaw and neck.
Fellowship leadership (as listed)Robin Yang
Upcoming cycleFace Austin
Austin, Texas · United States
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
Upcoming cycleFACE Toronto / University of Toronto
Toronto, Ontario · Canada
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
Upcoming cycleCenter for Advanced Facial Plastic Surgery / Grace Lee Peng, MD
Beverly Hills, California · United States
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, FACSTexas Center for Facial Plastic and Laser Surgery
San Antonio, Texas · United States
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, FACSBecker ENT & Allergy / Bloom Facial Plastic Surgery
Sewell, New Jersey · United States
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
Upcoming cycleUniversity of Washington
Seattle, Washington · United States
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
Upcoming cycleJohns Hopkins Medicine
Baltimore, Maryland · United States
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, MDGuelph Facial Plastics / University of Toronto
Guelph, Ontario · Canada
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
Upcoming cycleHouston Methodist / Angela Sturm, MD
Houston, Texas · United States
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
Upcoming cycleBuckingham Center for Facial Plastic Surgery
Austin, Texas · United States
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
Upcoming cycleUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill — Department of Otolaryngology/Head and Neck Surgery
Chapel Hill, North Carolina · United States
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
Upcoming cycleUniversity of Cincinnati
Cincinnati, Ohio · United States
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Cincinnati, Ohio, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, facelift surgery, facial nerve surgery.
Fellowship director / named leadershipRyan Collar, MD
Upcoming cycleThe Center for Facial Restoration / University of Miami
Pembroke Pines, Florida · United States
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Pembroke Pines, Florida, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, facelift surgery, facial reanimation.
Fellowship director / named leadershipRichard E. Davis, MD, FACS
Upcoming cycleSD MD / Many Faces of Chicago
Chicago, Illinois · United States
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Chicago, Illinois, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, facelift surgery, mohs defect reconstruction.
Fellowship director / named leadershipSteven Dayan, MDPremier Image Cosmetic & Laser Surgery
Atlanta, Georgia · United States
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Atlanta, Georgia, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, facelift surgery, mohs defect reconstruction.
Fellowship director / named leadershipLouis M. DeJoseph, MD
Upcoming cycleHealthPartners / Hilger Face Center
St. Paul, Minnesota · United States
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in St. Paul and Edina, Minnesota, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, facelift surgery, mohs defect reconstruction.
Fellowship director / named leadershipHarley Dresner, MD
Upcoming cycleOtolaryngology and Facial Plastic Surgery Associates
Fort Worth, Texas · United States
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Fort Worth, Texas, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, facial reanimation, mohs defect reconstruction, microvascular reconstruction.
Fellowship director / named leadershipYadro Ducic, MDFarrior Facial Plastic Surgery / University of South Florida
Tampa, Florida · United States
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Tampa, Florida, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, facelift surgery, facial reanimation.
Fellowship director / named leadershipEdward H. Farrior, MD
Upcoming cycleAndrew S. Frankel, MD / Lasky Clinic
Beverly Hills, California · United States
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Beverly Hills, California, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, laser and skin resurfacing, clinical or laboratory research, resident teaching.
Fellowship director / named leadershipAndrew S. Frankel, MD, FACS
Upcoming cycleCleveland Clinic
Cleveland, Ohio · United States
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Cleveland, Ohio, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, facial reanimation, mohs defect reconstruction, microvascular reconstruction.
Fellowship director / named leadershipMichael Fritz, MD, FACS
Upcoming cycleLoma Linda University
Loma Linda, California · United States
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Loma Linda, California, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, facial reanimation, mohs defect reconstruction, microvascular reconstruction.
Fellowship director / named leadershipJennifer Fuller, MD
Upcoming cycleGlasgold Group / Rutgers Health
Princeton, New Jersey · United States
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Princeton and New Brunswick, New Jersey, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, facelift surgery, mohs defect reconstruction.
Fellowship director / named leadershipRobert Glasgold, MDMichael S. Godin, MD / Virginia Commonwealth University
Richmond, Virginia · United States
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Richmond, Virginia, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, mohs defect reconstruction, microvascular reconstruction.
Fellowship director / named leadershipMichael S. Godin, MDUT Southwestern Medical Center
Dallas, Texas · United States
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Dallas, Texas, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, facial nerve surgery, mohs defect reconstruction, microvascular reconstruction.
Fellowship director / named leadershipEli Gordin, MD, FACS
Upcoming cycleHadlock Center for Facial Plastic Surgery / Mass Eye and Ear
Boston, Massachusetts · United States
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Boston, Massachusetts, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, facial reanimation, facial nerve surgery, microvascular reconstruction.
Fellowship director / named leadershipTessa A. Hadlock, MD
Upcoming cycleHamilton Facial Plastic Surgery
Carmel, Indiana · United States
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Carmel, Indiana, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, facelift surgery, mohs defect reconstruction.
Fellowship director / named leadershipMark M. Hamilton, MD
Upcoming cycleThomas Jefferson University Hospital
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania · United States
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, facelift surgery, facial nerve surgery.
Fellowship director / named leadershipRyan Heffelfinger, MD
Upcoming cycleLouisiana State University Health New Orleans
Baton Rouge, Louisiana · United States
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, facelift surgery, facial reanimation, facial nerve surgery.
Fellowship director / named leadershipLaura Hetzler, MD
Upcoming cycleUTHealth Houston — Texas Center for Facial Plastic Surgery
Houston, Texas · United States
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, facial reanimation.
Fellowship director / named leadershipTang Ho, MD, MSc
Upcoming cycleColorado Facial Plastic Surgery
Englewood, Colorado · United States
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Englewood, Colorado, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, mohs defect reconstruction, laser and skin resurfacing.
Fellowship director / named leadershipMario Imola, MD
Upcoming cycleGregory S. Keller, MD / UCLA
Santa Barbara, California · United States
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Santa Barbara and Los Angeles, California, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, facial reanimation, facial nerve surgery, mohs defect reconstruction.
Fellowship director / named leadershipGregory S. Keller, MD
Upcoming cycleDavid Kim, MD / Hessler Plastic Surgery
San Francisco, California · United States
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in San Francisco and Palo Alto, California, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, laser and skin resurfacing, clinical or laboratory research.
Fellowship director / named leadershipDavid Kim, MD
Upcoming cycleThe Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center
Columbus, Ohio · United States
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Columbus and Dublin, Ohio, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, facelift surgery, facial nerve surgery.
Fellowship director / named leadershipLeslie Kim, MD, MPH
Upcoming cycleUniversity of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City, Kansas · United States
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Kansas City, Kansas, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, facelift surgery, facial nerve surgery, mohs defect reconstruction.
Fellowship director / named leadershipJ. David Kriet, MDL&P Aesthetics / Mehta Plastic Surgery
Palo Alto, California · United States
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Palo Alto and Menlo Park, California, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, facelift surgery, mohs defect reconstruction.
Fellowship director / named leadershipDavid M. Lieberman, MD
Upcoming cyclePenn State Health / Penn State College of Medicine
Hershey, Pennsylvania · United States
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Hershey, Pennsylvania, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, facelift surgery, facial nerve surgery.
Fellowship director / named leadershipJessyka Lighthall, MD, FACS
Upcoming cycleThe Maas Clinic / Premier Plastic Surgery
San Francisco, California · United States
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in San Francisco, California, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, facelift surgery, laser and skin resurfacing.
Fellowship director / named leadershipCorey S. Maas, MD, FACSGotham Plastic Surgery / NYU Langone Health
New York, New York · United States
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in New York, New York, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, facelift surgery, facial reanimation.
Fellowship director / named leadershipPhilip J. Miller, MD, FACS
Upcoming cycleNassifMD Plastic Surgery
Beverly Hills, California · United States
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 leadershipPaul Nassif, MD, FACSVirginia Mason Medical Center
Seattle, Washington · United States
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Seattle, Washington, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, facelift surgery, facial nerve surgery, mohs defect reconstruction.
Fellowship director / named leadershipMichael J. Nuara, MD
Upcoming cycleUniversity of Iowa Health Care
Iowa City, Iowa · United States
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Iowa City, Iowa, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, facelift surgery, facial nerve surgery.
Fellowship director / named leadershipScott Owen, MD
Upcoming cycleUniversity of Virginia
Charlottesville, Virginia · United States
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Charlottesville, Virginia, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, facelift surgery, facial reanimation.
Fellowship director / named leadershipSamuel Oyer, MD
Upcoming cycleMedical University of South Carolina
Charleston, South Carolina · United States
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Charleston, South Carolina, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, facelift surgery, facial reanimation.
Fellowship director / named leadershipKrishna Patel, MDMedical College of Wisconsin
Milwaukee, Wisconsin · United States
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, facial reanimation, mohs defect reconstruction.
Fellowship director / named leadershipSachin Pawar, MD
Upcoming cyclePearlman Aesthetic Surgery / Mourad NYC / The Retreat at Split Rock
New York, New York · United States
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in New York, New York and Wilton, Connecticut, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, facelift surgery, microvascular reconstruction.
Fellowship director / named leadershipSteven Pearlman, MD
Upcoming cycleQuatela Center for Plastic Surgery
Rochester, New York · United States
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Rochester, New York, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, facelift surgery, mohs defect reconstruction.
Fellowship director / named leadershipVito C. Quatela, MD
Upcoming cycleRousso Adams Facial Plastic Surgery
Birmingham, Alabama · United States
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Birmingham, Alabama, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, facelift surgery, mohs defect reconstruction.
Fellowship director / named leadershipDaniel E. Rousso, MD, FACSEmory University School of Medicine
Atlanta, Georgia · United States
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Atlanta, Georgia, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, facial reanimation, facial nerve surgery.
Fellowship director / named leadershipAnita Sethna, MD, FACS
Upcoming cycleIndiana University School of Medicine
Indianapolis, Indiana · United States
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Indianapolis, Indiana, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, facial reanimation, mohs defect reconstruction, microvascular reconstruction.
Fellowship director / named leadershipTaha Z. Shipchandler, MD
Upcoming cycleNorthwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine
Chicago, Illinois · United States
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Chicago, Illinois, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, facelift surgery, mohs defect reconstruction, laser and skin resurfacing.
Fellowship director / named leadershipDouglas Sidle, MD
Upcoming cycleWashington University School of Medicine in St. Louis
St. Louis, Missouri · United States
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in St. Louis, Missouri, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, facial reanimation, mohs defect reconstruction.
Fellowship director / named leadershipEmily Spataro, MD
Upcoming cycleThe Spiegel Center / Boston University
Newton, Massachusetts · United States
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Newton and Boston, Massachusetts, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes clinical or laboratory research, resident teaching.
Fellowship director / named leadershipJeffrey H. Spiegel, MD
Upcoming cycleUT Health San Antonio
San Antonio, Texas · United States
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in San Antonio, Texas, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, facial reanimation, mohs defect reconstruction, microvascular reconstruction.
Fellowship director / named leadershipChristian L. Stallworth, MD
Upcoming cycleStarkman Facial Plastic Surgery
Scottsdale, Arizona · United States
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Scottsdale, Arizona, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, facelift surgery, cleft-related facial reconstruction.
Fellowship director / named leadershipSidney Starkman, MD
Upcoming cycleVanderbilt University Medical Center
Nashville, Tennessee · United States
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Nashville, Tennessee, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, facelift surgery, facial nerve surgery.
Fellowship director / named leadershipScott J. Stephan, MD
Upcoming cycleBeverly Hills Center / Richard Zoumalan, MD
Beverly Hills, California · United States
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, laser and skin resurfacing.
Fellowship director / named leadershipBen Talei, MD
Upcoming cycleSUNY Upstate Medical University
Syracuse, New York · United States
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Syracuse, New York, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, mohs defect reconstruction, microvascular reconstruction, free-tissue reconstruction.
Fellowship director / named leadershipSherard Tatum, MD
Upcoming cycleMidwest Facial Plastic Surgery
Woodbury, Minnesota · United States
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Woodbury, Minnesota, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, mohs defect reconstruction, laser and skin resurfacing, clinical or laboratory research.
Fellowship director / named leadershipChristopher Tolan, MD
Upcoming cycleUC Davis Health
Sacramento, California · United States
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Sacramento, California, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, facial reanimation, mohs defect reconstruction, cleft-related facial reconstruction.
Fellowship director / named leadershipTravis T. Tollefson, MD, MPH, FACSToriumi Facial Plastics / Rush University Medical Center
Chicago, Illinois · United States
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Chicago, Illinois, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, facelift surgery, facial nerve surgery, mohs defect reconstruction.
Fellowship director / named leadershipDean M. Toriumi, MD
Upcoming cycleOregon Health & Science University
Portland, Oregon · United States
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Portland, Oregon, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, facial nerve surgery, microvascular reconstruction.
Fellowship director / named leadershipTom D. Wang, MDWilliams Center Plastic Surgery Specialists
Latham, New York · United States
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Latham, New York, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, facelift surgery, mohs defect reconstruction.
Fellowship director / named leadershipEdwin F. Williams II, MD
Upcoming cycleUniversity of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus
Aurora, Colorado · United States
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Aurora, Colorado, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, facelift surgery, facial reanimation.
Fellowship director / named leadershipAndrew A. Winkler, MD, FACS
Upcoming cycleUniversity of California, Irvine
Orange, California · United States
A dedicated facial plastic and reconstructive surgery route in Orange and Irvine, California, described in the September 2026 AAFPRS handbook. Published training includes rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, facelift surgery, mohs defect reconstruction.
Fellowship director / named leadershipBrian J. F. Wong, MD, PhDUCLA Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
Los Angeles, California · United States
The programme emphasises facial gender reconstruction and craniofacial planning, with wider gender-health rotations and exposure to chest and genital reconstruction. Fellows teach and participate in attending call.
Fellowship leadershipJustine C. Lee, MD, PhD
Intake not confirmedUniversity of Maryland / R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center
Baltimore, Maryland · United States
Advanced craniomaxillofacial and trauma training within Maryland's integrated Maxillofacial Trauma Service, combining operative work and clinical research.
Fellowship leadership (as listed)John F. Caccamese
Intake not confirmedFinesse Center / Prof. Holger Gassner
Regensburg · Germany
A year-long facial-plastic fellowship with consultations, perioperative care and research. Shorter observerships may also be considered through the same contact.
Runs the 12-month Regensburg Fellowship in Facial Plastic Surgery (practice-site description)Prof. Dr. med. Holger GassnerISAPS / Villa Bella Clinic
Salò (near Verona) · Italy
An ISAPS-hosted aesthetic placement with Prof. Chiara Botti (Associate Professor of Oculoplastic Surgery, University of Verona) covering eyelid, brow, midface and face-lift surgery.
ISAPS fellowship hostProf. Chiara Botti
Intake not confirmedUniversidad de Chile — Departamento de Otorrinolaringología / Hospital Clínico Universidad de Chile
Santiago · Chile
A 12-month facial plastic and reconstructive surgery fellowship for otorhinolaryngologists, covering nasal, facial and head and neck reconstructive surgery.
Programme Director and Coordinator; Assistant ProfessorGustavo Bravo Cordero
Intake not confirmedMemorial Plastic Surgery
Houston, Texas · United States
Twelve-month aesthetic fellowship in a multi-surgeon Houston practice with six operating rooms. Listed by The Aesthetic Society among member-overseen fellowships that are not part of its Endorsed Fellowship Program.
Named in official programme listingVasileios Vasilakis
Intake not confirmedJoint Committee on Surgical Training (Mohs Surgery Training Interface Group)
Approved UK units (see JCST listing), England · United Kingdom
A six-month JCST interface fellowship in Mohs surgery for high-risk and complex skin cancer, open to oral & maxillofacial surgeons, otolaryngologists and plastic surgeons.
Lead Trainer, Mersey and West Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS TrustParneet Gill
Upcoming cycleBritish Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons and British Association of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons
Programme directors in London, Newcastle, Hull/Yorkshire, Nottingham/Leicester, England, and Edinburgh, Scotland · United Kingdom
A three-month aesthetic fellowship for post-CCT plastic surgery trainees, attached to a senior aesthetic practitioner, covering aesthetic surgery and non-surgical aesthetic medicine.
Fellowship leadership (as listed)Mark Henley