Prof Ben Miranda BSc MBBS MRCS FRCS(Plast) EBHS DipHandSurg PhD FFEW
Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery
Professor Ben Miranda has a specialist NHS and private plastic surgery and reconstructive surgery practice that involves treating patients with complex problems, including those who have cancer, injuries from trauma or complications from surgery:
Benign lump removal (mole, skin tag, cyst, lipoma).
Scarring (hypertrophic, keloid, steroid injection, surgery).
Traumatic limb injuries (upper and lower limbs).
Traumatic body injuries.
Complications from surgery.
Complications from cosmetic surgery.
Professor Ben Miranda.
Consultant Plastic Surgeon and Hand Surgeon.
Medicolegal Expert Witness.
Cosmetic Surgery
Professor Ben Miranda is a formally certified Cosmetic Surgeon, accredited by the Royal College of Surgeons and completed 2 aesthetic fellowships at internationally recognised leading cosmetic surgery institutions: The Wellington Hospital, London Clinic and King Edward VII. He is therefore a trained Cosmetic Surgeon who undertakes a variety of cosmetic surgery procedures that include:
Brachioplasty (arm reduction / lift).
Breast augmentation / breast enlargement.
Breast reduction (female and male).
Breast implant removal / replacement.
Blepharoplasty (eyelid reduction).
Gynaecomastia (male breast removal).
Labiaplasty (labia reduction / reshaping).
Liposuction / lipotransfer (fat reduction / fat reshaping / fat transfer).
Mastectomy (gender surgery).
Nipple inversion / inverted nipple correction.
Pinnaplasty (prominent ear correction).
Split earlobe repair.
Hand Surgery
Professor Ben Miranda is dual qualified as both a Plastic Surgeon and Ortho-Plastic Hand Surgeon. This means that he treats adults and children with complex bony and soft-tissue hand surgery problems, including:
Steroid injections.
Arthritis (finger deformity, thumb joint surgery, joint replacement).
DeQuervain's Tenosynovitis.
Nerve compression syndromes (median nerve carpal tunnel, ulnar nerve cubital tunnel, Guyon's canal, radial nerve).
Hand trauma (fractures, tendon injuries, ligament injuries).
Tendon reconstruction surgery.
Syndactyly (joined fingers).
Accessory digits (extra fingers).
