Dr Rohit Kumar

Overview

Dr Rohit Kumar is an Australian trained and fully certified cosmetic plastic and reconstructive surgeon.

Dr Kumar completed his Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) degree in 1995 at the University of Queensland. He subsequently went on to successfully complete a Masters Degree in the field of Burns Surgery in 2004  – MMedSci (Burns)

His advanced surgical training commenced in the specialty of General Surgery in which he trained for four years before progressing to Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. Upon successful completion of this training, over a period of ten years, Dr Kumar was awarded his Fellowship in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery – FRACS (Plas).

He thus brings over 15 years of surgical experience to his practice having been involved in over ten thousand procedures in that time.

Dr Kumar is the CEO of Sydney Cosmetic Sanctuary, Australia’s first comprehensive Cosmetic Surgery, Cosmetic Dentistry and Medispa experience. The Sanctuary was designed to accentuate the ideals of a holistic level of patient care that not only covered the initial surgical or dental procedures but was also part of the patients ongoing wellness. As such, Dr Kumar’s vision is now being shared by some of the top dentists, dermal therapists, stylists and hairdressers in Sydney.

Dr Kumar is also appointed as a VMO at Nepean Public Hospital. This is a major teaching hospital in Sydney, and Dr Kumar is responsible for training young plastic surgeons, as well as providing plastic surgery services for this major hospital in western Sydney.  As part of his teaching, Dr Kumar has also been an Associate Clinical Fellow in Anatomy at the University of Technology Sydney and Notre Dame University and is an instructor for the Emergency Management of Severe Burns (EMSB) courses in Australasia.

Dr Kumar also consults in Orange, NSW where he provides a complete breast cancer reconstruction service.

He held the position of the inaugural Queensland Fire and Rescue Authority Burns Fellow at the Children’s Hospital in Brisbane for two years. He has also been a Visiting Fellow to the Shriners Burns hospital in Dallas Texas as well as the Intermountain Burns Hospital in Salt Lake City.