Dr Ayman Mohammad

Plastic surgery is more than my profession. It is my life's calling.

I grew up inside plastic surgery. From childhood I was immersed in my father's world, and long before medical school I was learning what no textbook teaches: how to listen to a patient, how to earn trust, and how a surgeon's hands should work.

The way I speak with patients, my attention to detail and my surgical hand skills all began with him. More than 20 years of continuous learning and education in plastic surgery have followed, with international training and experience across the Middle East and Europe, including Germany, Finland, Spain, Austria and the United Kingdom.

I believe excellence has no finish line. My journey continues as I learn from leading centres of plastic surgery, so that my patients benefit from current thinking in reconstructive and aesthetic surgery.

Inspired by the heritage of ancient Mesopotamia and the timeless symbolism of Inanna, my philosophy combines science, artistry, precision and compassion, with the aim of natural, elegant results that respect every patient's individuality.

My father's legacy

My father dedicated his entire life to helping others.

A Professor of Plastic Surgery and former Head of Plastic Surgery Training in Northern Iraq, he devoted more than four decades to caring for patients and training future surgeons. During the COVID-19 pandemic he continued treating patients despite the risks, and lost his life after contracting the virus.

Today, every patient I treat is my way of honouring his legacy.

Natural beauty is timeless.

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