Mr Riaz Agha is a consultant plastic surgeon of outstanding skill and expertise in London. He has over 12 years of post-graduate experience including specialist fellowships in aesthetic surgery and a doctorate from the University of Oxford on evidence-based healthcare.

Mr Agha has undergone extensive training and performed over 5000 procedures. His areas of expertise include aesthetic surgical procedures, skin cancer, hand surgery, scar removal, lump removal and paediatric plastic surgery. He is also an expert on breast procedures including breast reconstruction and mastectomy. 

Furthermore, he has participated in various projects with a focus on evidence in plastic surgery and how to improve it. Mr Agha is incredibly dedicated to safe, effective and high-quality care. He regularly attends courses to ensure that he can continuously offer his patients the latest techniques and technologies, ultimately giving patients more treatment options to enhance their quality of life. 

He is a peer-reviewer for numerous internationally renowned journals, including the Aesthetic Surgery Journal (ASJ), The Journal of Plastic and Hand Surgery, and the International Journal for Quality in Health Care. To date, he has published over 200 scientific research papers and presented at more than 150 national and international conferences. 

His research has been cited over 8,000 times and he has written book chapters on nipple and breast anatomy as well as nipple-sparing mastectomy. He has also contributed to numerous research papers in the area of fat grafting to the breast, including the highly acclaimed VOGUE Study.

Throughout his career, Mr Agha has gained a long list of achievements. In 2010, he was awarded a Scholarship from the National Institute of Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) for his project on national surgical surveillance. Additionally, he has been awarded 50 academic prizes from institutions like the University of Oxford, the Royal Society of Medicine and the British Association of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons (BAPRAS).