"Plastic surgery, done well, should enhance what's already there — not alter who you are."
We offer highly specialised plastic and cosmetic surgery across Birmingham and the West Midlands, tailored to each patient and delivered to NHS consultant standards. Whether you are considering a surgical procedure or a non-surgical treatment, you will be guided by Mr Lewis at every stage, from your first consultation through to your final review.
Highly individualised surgical procedures performed by a fully accredited NHS Consultant Plastic Surgeon.
Breast augmentation is one of the most commonly performed cosmetic surgical procedures in the UK. When carried out by an appropriately qualified surgeon, with careful implant selection and thorough pre-operative assessment, it produces reliable, long-lasting results.
Moles, cysts, and other skin lesions are extremely common and can be removed from your skin either if they are benign and bothering you, or if there is concern that they are cancerous.
Enlarged breast tissue in men is more common than is widely appreciated. It can cause significant self-consciousness and does not reliably resolve with exercise or weight loss when glandular tissue is involved. Surgery produces a reliable and lasting improvement.
Clinic-based aesthetic treatments to address the signs of ageing, improve skin quality, and enhance your appearance — without surgery.
Darren Lewis is a Consultant Plastic Surgeon on the NHS specialist register for plastic surgery (GMC), with over fifteen years of experience as a consultant. He holds substantive posts at Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham and University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust.
His practice spans the full scope of plastic surgery, including reconstructive surgery, adult and paediatric burns, skin cancer, body contouring after significant weight loss, and all aspects of cosmetic surgery of the breast, body, and face.
Mr Lewis is a full member of the British Association of Aesthetic Surgeons (BAAPS) and the British Association of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons (BAPRAS), and a former Chairman of the British Burn Association (BBA).
In keeping with a centuries-old tradition, all Fellows of the Royal College of Surgeons in the United Kingdom and Ireland use the title “Mr” rather than “Dr”.
