Mr Hazim Sadideen

Having graduated from Guy’s, King’s and St Thomas’ (London) with double distinctions, Mr Sadideen undertook his plastic surgery sub-intern clerkship at Harvard Medical School; and then completed his core surgical training at the Oxford School of Surgery, where he was an anatomy demonstrator and Honorary Tutor for the University. Hazim completed his plastic surgery specialty registrar training on the West Midlands rotation based at University Hospitals Birmingham, and then undertook four specialist fellowships in London: the Reconstructive Cosmetic Surgery Fellowship at the Royal Marsden Hospital; the Microsurgical Reconstructive Fellowship at Charing Cross Hospital; the BAAPS/BAPRAS Aesthetic Surgery Fellowship at Cadogan Clinic; and the Skin Oncology Fellowship at St Thomas’ Hospital.

Mr Sadideen is an Honorary Clinical Senior Lecturer in the Department of Surgery and Cancer at Imperial College, London; and an Honorary Senior Lecturer at the Centre for Cell Biology and Cutaneous Research at Queen Mary, University of London. He has published over 40 research articles and book chapters, and is an invited reviewer for plastic and reconstructive surgical journals, and for the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Health Services and Delivery Research Programmes. In 2021, Mr Sadideen was appointed to the question-writing panel for the FRCS (Plast) examination.

Hazim Sadideen has a wealth of experience in all aspects of aesthetic and reconstructive surgery — facial, breast and body. He also has a specialist interest in skin cancer, scar management, and regenerative surgery.