Surgery can be a daunting experience and choosing a surgeon you can trust and confide in is of paramount importance. London based Consultant Plastic, Reconstructive, Burns and Cosmetic Surgeon, Mr Mohammad Jawad, enjoyed a long standing and highly successful NHS affiliation at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital where his responsibilities were to look after acute burns and post burns reconstruction along with post weight-loss reconstructive surgery. Now devoted to his private practice, most of Mr Jawad's time is currently spent as Lead Surgeon at the Nip n Tuck Surgery in London and fulfilling comitments to a number of international centres across the globe, including Scotland's flagship NHS facility, The Golden Jubilee Hospital in Clyde Bank.

Mr Jawad completed a Cosmetic Surgery Fellowship in London and pursued further Cosmetic Surgery Training as a travelling Fellow to California (USA), Rome (Italy), Lyon (France), Liege (Belgium) and Istanbul (Turkey). Mr Jawad regularly attends national and international meetings to keep up to date with the latest surgical techniques in cosmetic and plastic surgery. With Mr Jawad you will receive individualised care and attention, and as an experienced surgeon he will ensure that you will achieve the best possible results. His caring empathy and expertise in healing means that your care is in expert and safe hands.

Mr Jawad has had a broad base unique experience of operating on patients from different ethnic groups or backgrounds from Caucasian, to Asian, to Afro-Caribbean clients. He also has a great interest and vast amounts of experience in the field of burns reconstruction, helping victims throughout their early and late stages of treatment.
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Mr Mohammad Jawad has led the burns reconstruction surgery in the much documented 'Katie Piper Story' which has been covered by most national broadcasters and press in recent months. The case is of a young model who was brutally attacked with acid in 2008 and left with horrfic burns to the face and body.

Since the attack, Ms Piper has been under the treatment of Mr Jawad who has performed a series of pioneering, ground-breaking operations to rebuild and restore her face and affected areas of her body. Throughout these procedures, artificial skin substitutes and grafts were used and, even some 15 months following the attack, Ms Piper is required to wear a mask 23 hours per day in order to aid with the flattening of her scars and continual moisturisation of her skin.

Mr Jawad, who has been hailed by some as a 'medical genius' for his surgical work, will feature in a Channel 4 documentary for the flagship series 'Cutting Edge'. The documentary, which covers the the story of Katie Piper's rehabilitation, is due to be screened on the 29th October, 2009.

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