Mr Rowan Pritchard Jones

Practising at

Spire Yale Hospital

Treatment information

Some of the principal treatments carried out by Mr Rowan Pritchard Jones at Spire include:

Cosmetic surgery

• Breast reduction
• Breast enlargement
• Liposuction
• Ear pinning (pinnaplasty)
• Eyelid surgery or eyebag removal (blepharoplasty)
• Brow lift surgery
• Male breast reduction surgery (gynaecomastia)
• Tummy tuck (abdominoplasty)
• Anti-wrinkle treatment by injection
• Arm reduction and arm lift
• Breast implant removal
• Breast uplift (mastopexy)
• Carpal tunnel syndrome surgery
• Mole, cyst, wart and skin tag removal
• Scar revision

Other treatments

Professional profile

I have been a Consultant Plastic Reconstructive Surgeon for four years and have a special interest in skin cancer reconstruction, in particular the care of patients with malignant melanoma. I have been Fellowship trained at Memorial Sloane Kettering in New York, and Johns Hopkins in Baltimore USA, as well as the Christie in Manchester and a Cosmetic Fellowship in the North West.

I specialise in all aspects of plastic, reconstructive and cosmetic surgery. This includes skin cancer removal and reconstruction, scar management and cosmetic treatments of the face, trunk and breast as well as abdomen. I have performed over 1,000 complex cancer reconstructions in every region of the body.

I am the Chief Clinical Information Officer for St Helens & Knowsley NHS Trust and Clinical Programme Director for our Electronic Patient Record Project. I have a particulr interest in technology to support patient care and am an award-winning medical App developer.

In addition to my clinical work I am Honorary Clinical Senior Lecturer at Liverpool University, actively involved in skin cancer research running a lab group work on malignant melanoma. I am also busy teaching undergraduate students.

I was awarded the prestigious Hunterian Professorship by the Royal College of Surgeons of England in 2006 that launched my research career and have authored the national skin cancer book fro patients, as well as book chapters and publications in national and international journals.

I am delighted to be working at Spire Wrexham having grown up in Whitchurch and educated in Chester, it is a real pleasure to have NHS practice in Wrexham as well as private practice at Spire.

Research interests: I have published over 30 journal articles and contributed book chapters to the International Flap Manual and Oxford Handbook of Burns. My laboratory group have presented across the UK and Europe on our research work and I am a regular reviewer for plastic surgery and oncology journals as well as PhD examiner for Oxford University.

Clinical Interests

Private contact details

Media Coverage

A woman who thought a small mark on her foot was a verruca was horrified to discover it was actually skin cancer.

BT Lifestyle
September 2015

Daily Express
September 2015

Qualification and professional memberships

MB ChB(Bris) MD(Bris) MRCS(Eng FRCS(Plast) / University of Bristol / 1997
Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery

Professional memberships

British Association of Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons
Royal College of Surgeons of England
Melanoma Focus
Medical Defence Union
General Medical Council
British Association Plastic Reconstructive Aesthetic Surgeons (BAPRAS)

Professional leadership

Chief Clinical Information Officer for St Helens & Knowsley NHS Trust
Chair of Skin Cancer Network Group (CNG) for Merseyside
NIHR Research Lead for Skin Cancer and Plastic Surgery for the North West Coast

Current NHS posts

Consultant Plastic Reconstructive Surgeon, St Helens and Knowsley NHS Trust

Personal Profile

Being from a Welsh background it is no surprise that I sing with a Male Voice Choir. The Daleian Singers perform all over the UK and recently won the North Wales Choral Festival competition for Male Voice.

When not singing I enjoy time with my family and mountaineering in North Wales with my son.