Dr. Chris Ahn

Dr. Chris Ahn has 12 years of experience in plastic and reconstructive surgery, having completed his MBBS in 2008 from the University of Sydney and his FRACS (Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery) in 2015. After completing his medical degree, Dr. Ahn worked in various hospitals across Sydney, gaining expertise in trauma surgery, burns care, aesthetic surgery, and reconstructive procedures. He then completed his FRACS fellowship in plastic and reconstructive surgery in 2015. Since then, Dr. Ahn has been practicing as a plastic surgeon in Wagga Wagga, specializing in cosmetic surgery, reconstructive procedures, facial trauma surgery, and hand surgery.

Dr. Ahn also specializes in breast reconstruction, skin cancer removal and reconstruction, and microsurgery. He is known for his innovative techniques in aesthetic and reconstructive surgery and strives to provide patients with both functional and aesthetic improvements.

Dr. Ahn has been actively involved in research related to plastic surgery, with a particular focus on microsurgery and aesthetic outcomes in reconstructive procedures. His research has explored advancements in breast reconstruction, facial trauma repairs, and the application of tissue engineering in wound healing. Dr. Ahn has also contributed to studies investigating the effectiveness of minimally invasive techniques in cosmetic surgery and reconstructive procedures.

• Excellence in Microsurgery (Royal Australasian College of Surgeons, 2017)

• Best Plastic Surgeon of the Year (Wagga Wagga Healthcare Group, 2019)

• Outstanding Contribution to Aesthetic Surgery (Australian Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons, 2020)

Dr. Chris Ahn has authored several articles in plastic surgery journals, particularly focusing on aesthetic surgery, microsurgery, and reconstructive techniques. His work has been published in top-tier surgical journals, contributing to advancements in tissue engineering, skin cancer reconstruction, and trauma surgery. Dr. Ahn is passionate about innovation in surgical techniques and improving patient outcomes in both functional and aesthetic surgeries.