The 9th International Rhinoplasty & Facial Plastic Surgery Workshop recently held in Hyderabad. Alongside the Indian Facial Plastic Surgery Summit 2025, it brought together leading global and Indian surgeons for two days of academic exchange.
CARE Hospitals hosted the event in association with the Facial Reconstructive & Cosmetic Surgery India Trust (FRCSIT). It provided a unique forum to showcase innovations, refine techniques, and strengthen collaborations in facial plastic surgery.
Leadership with a vision
At the inauguration, senior leadership from CARE Hospitals highlighted the institution’s role in bridging global expertise with India’s growing medical capabilities.
According to Varun Khanna, Group Managing Director of Quality Care India Ltd, such initiatives enrich the local medical community. They also play a key role in enhancing patient outcomes nationwide.
Global expertise on display
Day one featured live surgical demonstrations and academic sessions by world-renowned experts. The speakers included Prof Yong Ju Jang (South Korea), Dr Chuan-Hsiang Kao (Taiwan), Dr Ullas Raghavan (UK), Dr Sandeep Uppal (Singapore), and Prof Nar Maya Thapa (Nepal).
Their lectures and demonstrations touched on the latest advancements in rhinoplasty, reconstructive surgery, and cosmetic innovations. They offered delegates valuable insights into evolving global practices.
Knowledge sharing that inspires
Dr N Vishnu Swaroop Reddy, Organising Chairman and Clinical Director at CARE Hospitals, highlighted the transformative value of such gatherings. He noted that the live demonstrations and interactive exchanges serve as an inspiration for Indian surgeons to continually push the boundaries of clinical excellence.
Strengthening India’s role in global healthcare
With enthusiastic participation from international faculty and delegates, the summit underscored India’s growing prominence in the field of facial plastic surgery. As Biju Nair, Zonal COO at CARE Hospitals, observed, these academic platforms raise clinical standards. They also position India as a hub for world-class knowledge exchange in specialised medical fields.
The road forward
The Hyderabad summit continues with further high-level sessions and surgical demonstrations, strengthening its reputation as a landmark academic event. Gatherings like these encourage global collaboration and knowledge-sharing. They contribute to the evolution of healthcare standards and ensure patients benefit from the most advanced and effective treatments.