Mr Asmat Din

Specialises in plastic and reconstructive surgery including trauma, breast cancer and skin cancer reconstruction. 

Biography

Mr Asmat Din is an expert consultant plastic and reconstructive surgeon. The varied and complex nature of his work means that he works closely with leading surgeons from other specialities to ensure that all of his patients get the best outcomes in terms of aesthetic form and function.

He studied medicine at the University of Cambridge and then at the University of London. After completing the plastic surgery training programme, he undertook a Microsurgical Reconstruction Fellowship at St Thomas’ that encompassed complex soft tissue reconstruction from head to toe in adults and children. Subsequently, he undertook a Trauma and Sarcoma Reconstruction Fellowship in Bristol.

Asmat also has a keen interest in teaching and training, and has sat on a number of national committees including the FRCS exam board. He is currently an Honorary Senior Lecturer at Queen Mary’s University of London.

Conditions

• Complex wounds following trauma.
• Complex wounds following cancer.
• Complex wounds following diabetes.
• Complex wounds following vascular disease.
• Complex wounds following prolonged critical illnesses.
• Skin lesions.

Procedures/ treatments

• Extremity trauma reconstruction (upper and lower limb).
• Benign skin lesion excision.
• Skin cancer excision and reconstruction.
• Breast cancer reconstruction.
• Cosmetic breast and abdomen surgery.
• Diabetic foot reconstruction.
• Pressure sore reconstruction.
• Abdominal wall and perineal reconstruction.
• Scar revision.

Special/ research interests

As well as having a broad general plastic surgery practice, he subspecialises in microsurgical reconstruction of complex wounds following trauma, cancer, the complications of diabetes and vascular disease, and prolonged critical illnesses.

The broad and complex nature of this work means that he works closely with leading surgeons from other specialities to ensure that all of his patients get the best outcomes in terms of aesthetic form and function.

Membership of professional bodies

• General Medical Council
• British Association of Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons
• British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons
• Royal College of Surgeons

Practice locations

St. Thomas’ Hospital