Ibby Younis is a Consultant Plastic Surgeon specialising in reconstructive, aesthetic, functional, and regenerative surgery. He practices within the National Health Service at the Royal Free Hospital, London, and privately at leading independent hospitals across the capital.
He is recognised for delivering highly refined, patient-centred outcomes that integrate surgical precision with an advanced understanding of tissue behaviour, healing, and aesthetics.
His work spans several specialist areas:
Breast Surgery: He has developed a distinctive aesthetic-led approach to breast reconstruction, enhancing outcomes for cancer survivors and individuals with a genetic predisposition to breast cancer.
Complex Wound Management: Internationally regarded for innovation in wound care, he combines advanced therapies, including negative pressure, dermal scaffolds, and oxygen-based treatments with original, solution-driven techniques to optimise healing in complex cases.
Functional Reconstruction: Through both clinical practice and teaching, he highlights the critical role of fascial integrity, demonstrating transformative results in complex hernia repair and extensive rectus divarication in abdominal wall reconstruction.
Regenerative Surgery: He is at the forefront of regenerative techniques, advancing the use of fat transfer (lipofilling) and biological scaffolds to improve both reconstructive and aesthetic outcomes, often minimising the need for additional grafting and scarring.
Aesthetic Surgery: Known for his signature ‘Torso Transformation’ and ‘body lifts with autologous augmentation’ he challenges conventional approaches to deliver more sculpted, defined results. His practice emphasises a comprehensive recovery strategy, incorporating manual lymphatic drainage, scar optimisation, compression, and adjunctive therapies such as hyperbaric oxygen.
A former President of the ‘Royal Society of Medicine – Plastic Surgery Section’, he is an established international educator and speaker. He contributes to leading advisory panels across Europe and beyond and regularly lectures at international conferences including SCARS and Global Scars Society (G-ScarS).
Committed to continual refinement, his philosophy is simple: each case should surpass the last!
