Dr Ross Farhadieh is an internationally renowned Australian trained and qualified plastic surgeon. He is a former recipient of the prestigious Royal Australasian College of Surgeons “Surgeon Scientist” scholarship. Since completing his plastic surgery training, he has rapidly developed an international reputation as a leader in his field. Dr Farhadieh was appointed the chief editor of a newly published comprehensive international plastic surgery textbook Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery: Approaches and Techniques bringing together 130 leading world authorities in their field to share their knowledge and experience.

Dr Farhadieh is amongst the best trained and highest qualified plastic surgeons in Australia and internationally. He is globally unique in being triple board certified, holding plastic surgery fellowship qualifications from the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons and the Royal College of Surgeons England as well as the European Board of Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery. He also holds multiple subspecialty clinical fellowships from world leading units in London, England, in the fields of Cosmetic, Microsurgery and Paediatric Plastic Surgery. He has extensively presented at international plastic surgery conferences and published in scientific surgical journals and plastic surgery textbooks over the last 18 years.

He has had a strong commitment to academic research and teaching throughout his career, completing both an undergraduate BSc(Med)Hons, as well as postgraduate (MD), full time research degrees at UNSW. He has authored multiple international, clinical, and scientific articles, as well as several plastic surgery textbook chapters on the topics of breast cosmetic surgery, facial aesthetic surgery as well as head & neck reconstruction. He also continues to act as a peer reviewer to international scientific journals, contributes to scientific committees at international conferences, and has regularly presented his work at national and international plastic surgery conferences over the last 18 years.