Plastic surgery is often perceived as an isolated specialty, yet its reconstructive principles underpin a wide range of surgical fields — from tendon anastomosis to oculoplastics. This teaching series aims to highlight the shared philosophy that unites these subspecialties while giving students practical exposure to their unique techniques and challenges.

Through a combination of focused lectures, case-based discussions, and hands-on workshops, participants will explore the different domains of plastic surgery. By examining real clinical cases and the wet-lab hands on workshops, students will gain a clearer understanding of the breadth and creativity inherent in Plastic surgery.

The series seeks to inspire medical students to appreciate reconstructive surgery as a dynamic and integrative discipline that bridges anatomy, physiology, and artistry.

18.02.2026
Physiology of wound healing and fracture repair talk
Tendon anastomosis and reconstruction ladder workshop

25.02.2026
Rhinoplasty case study and talk
Rhinoplasty workshop

04.03.2026
Breast surgery case study and talk
Wise pattern breast reduction workshop

11.03.2026
Occuloplasty talk
Cornea excision and reattachment microsurgery workshop