Plastic Surgery – Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery
The Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Fellowship at JSS Academy of Higher Education and Research (JSS AHER), organized in collaboration with the Global Healthcare Academy (GHA), is a 12-month advanced program for surgeons seeking to master reconstructive and aesthetic surgical techniques. With its NAAC A++ grade and QS ranking, JSS AHER stands as a center of excellence in healthcare education and clinical innovation, offering fellows access to world-class training environments. The partnership with GHA adds a global dimension, equipping participants with international knowledge and practices.
Offline
12 Months
Applicants must hold a recognized postgraduate qualification in Plastic Surgery such as MCh Plastic Surgery, DNB Plastic Surgery, or an equivalent degree, and should have completed a residency program.
About courses
- Master reconstructive and microsurgical techniques
- Develop proficiency in aesthetic surgical procedures
- Engage in research to advance the field of plastic surgery
- Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to optimize patient outcomes
- Hands-on surgical training with live patient cases
- Participation in multidisciplinary team discussions
- Involvement in research projects focused on plastic surgery
- Access to specialized surgical workshops and academic sessions
- Perform complex reconstructive and aesthetic surgeries with confidence
- Implement evidence-based practices in patient management
- Contribute to advancements in plastic surgery research
- Advocate for plastic surgery care at local and global levels
Course Faculty
Dr. Ravi H S
Head of the Department
Renowned plastic surgeon with expertise in reconstructive and aesthetic procedures.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
01 Who should apply for this fellowship?
This fellowship is designed for qualified surgeons who wish to expand their expertise in reconstructive microsurgery, trauma reconstruction, aesthetic surgery, and burn management.
02 How much exposure will I get in reconstructive surgery?
Fellows manage a wide range of reconstructive cases, including trauma, congenital anomalies, and post-cancer reconstruction, ensuring broad and practical surgical exposure.
03 Will the program cover aesthetic procedures as well?
Yes. Alongside reconstructive techniques, fellows are trained in aesthetic surgery such as rhinoplasty, liposuction, and facial rejuvenation procedures.
04 How is microsurgery training incorporated?
The fellowship emphasizes microsurgical techniques through hands-on operative training, workshops, and direct surgical mentorship, allowing fellows to build precision and confidence.
05 Is research encouraged during this fellowship?
Absolutely. Fellows are expected to engage in clinical and translational research projects, with opportunities for publication and conference presentations.
06 How does this program prepare me for leadership roles?
In addition to technical training, the fellowship includes exposure to multidisciplinary collaboration, patient management strategies, and leadership in surgical teams.
07 Why should I choose this fellowship at JSS AHER?
This fellowship offers a rare blend of reconstructive and aesthetic training within a NAAC A++ and QS-ranked institution. Fellows benefit from global best practices, advanced surgical infrastructure, and mentorship by leading experts.
08 What kinds of patient cases will I encounter?
You will work with a diverse caseload, from trauma and burn victims to patients requiring cosmetic and reconstructive interventions, providing a comprehensive training experience.
09 Is the fellowship suitable for surgeons aiming for international exposure?
Yes. The program incorporates global perspectives and techniques, preparing fellows to align with international standards in plastic and reconstructive surgery.
10 What career paths can this open up?
Graduates can work as reconstructive or aesthetic surgeons, lead trauma and burn units, engage in academic teaching, or establish private practices specializing in plastic surgery.