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Mr Awf Quaba nominated in Tatler

01 August 2018

Consultant plastic surgeon Mr Awf Quaba has been listed in the 'Best for Facelift' category for the third year running in Tatler Magazine's Cosmetic Surgery Guide 2018. Tatler Magazine outlines the very best surgeons and doctors in the UK and it is great to see Mr Quaba among them.

Mr Quaba practiced as an NHS consultant from 1987-2008. He took early retirement from the NHS and is now in full-time private practice at Spire Murrayfield Hospital. He has a special interest in cosmetic facial surgery and breast surgery, but offers a wide range of both surgical and non-surgical aesthetic care. His particular expertise lies in facelift surgery and rhinoplasty, in addition to liposculptur, laser, botox® and fillers - which compliment his facial surgical work.

During his initial consultation time of 30 minutes, Mr Quaba tries to get to know the patient and see them as a whole. For him, it is crucial that anyone considering cosmetic surgery is absolutely clear about what they want to achieve and understands that there are limitations to cosmetic surgery. As he said to Tatler Magazine, ‘the important thing is that you do your best for the patient.’

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