ABOUT JS COSMETIC SURGERY

Mr Jeyaram Srinivasan (JS) is a NHS Consultant Plastic Surgeon in the U.K. Right from medical school he decided to pursue a surgical career. His initial training was leading towards surgical gastroenterology. Along the way he came across the specialty of Plastic surgery and was fascinated immediately. The attention to detail, the variety of procedures and the satisfaction of the reconstructive procedures provided by Plastic surgery resonated with his own personality. Although close to taking up a job as a Consultant General Surgeon in 1992, he decided to start his career in Plastic surgery. His basic medical and surgical training was done in India. The inspiration and initial training in Plastic surgery started in India in 1992.

He came to the U.K. in 1995 to pursue additional specialist training in Plastic surgery. He worked in Plastic surgery units in Essex, Warwickshire, and in the Trent region. He obtained his FRCS Edinburgh (Plastic surgery) qualification after an approved training programme as a specialist registrar. He took a special interest in reconstruction following Head and neck cancer and Breast cancer. He also underwent specialist Hand Surgery Fellowship in the world renowned Pulvertaft Hand Centre, Derby. His enthusiasm in the variety of Plastic surgical procedures is still maintained. As a NHS Consultant Plastic Surgeon in Preston he predominantly offers complex reconstructive procedures following Head and neck cancer, skin cancer and Breast cancer. He carries out the entire range of Cosmetic / Plastic surgical procedures  in reputed private hospitals in the region.

He is actively involved in teaching and training future generations of doctors and Plastic surgeons. He is recently appointed as an Honorary Regional Surgical Advisor by the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh. This willingness to teach extends beyond the professional circles. He frequently delivers lectures and support to other groups, notably breast cancer patients.

JS approaches each of his private patients as an individual. He actively listens to the patient’s desires, which helps in providing a personalised care and the results to his patients. The new patient consultation, which typically lasts for about 30 minutes, usually involves active listening to the patients, the professional assessment of the problem and an impartial advice as to the availability of various procedures. He encourages patients to have a clear understanding of the treatment plan before the procedure is performed. Sometimes this may require further visits before a final plan is confirmed.

He has established a reliable support network through the dedicated staff in the various professional hospitals. This emphasis on approachability, communication and support is enhanced by a dedicated private secretary.